The Early Years of His Royal Highness the Prince Consort
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" Visits, parades, rides, dejeuners, dinners, " suppers, balls, and concerts follow each other " in rapid succession, and we have not been " allowed to miss any of the festivities. " At the beginning of July the young Princes went to Gotha for their grandmother's birth- day, and she writes on the I2th, when they had again left her, to express the pleasure it had given her to have " the dear children with her " on her birth-day. " After describing the manner in which it had been kept, she adds "... I would " willingly have kept them longer with me, but "good Florschutz said it was not good that " their studies should be longer interrupted, " particularly as they were to have a new " master to-morrow. I submitted, and must "again assure, you how very much I was " pleased with the dear young people. May " God protect them ! " 124 LETTERS TO DR. SEEBODE. [1835 Early in 1836 we find the Prince corre- sponding from Gotha, where the brothers were again residing, with Dr. Seebode, Director of the Gymnasium (High School) at Coburg ; and his letters give us a pleasing insight into the literary nature of his pursuits, and the philo- sophical and inquiring turn of his mind, even at this early period of his life, for he was not yet seventeen years old.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Visits, parades, rides, dejeuners, dinners, " suppers, balls, and concerts follow each other " in rapid succession, and we have not been " allowed to miss any of the festivities. " At the beginning of July the young Princes went to Gotha for their grandmother's birth- day, and she writes on the I2th, when they had again left her, to express the pleasure it had given her to have " the dear children with her " on her birth-day. " After describing the manner in which it had been kept, she adds "... I would " willingly have kept them longer with me, but "good Florschutz said it was not good that " their studies should be longer interrupted, " particularly as they were to have a new " master to-morrow. I submitted, and must "again assure, you how very much I was " pleased with the dear young people. May " God protect them ! " 124 LETTERS TO DR. SEEBODE. [1835 Early in 1836 we find the Prince corre- sponding from Gotha, where the brothers were again residing, with Dr. Seebode, Director of the Gymnasium (High School) at Coburg ; and his letters give us a pleasing insight into the literary nature of his pursuits, and the philo- sophical and inquiring turn of his mind, even at this early period of his life, for he was not yet seventeen years old.
What to read after The Early Years of His Royal Highness the Prince Consort?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Grey to read onlineMoreLess
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