The Strangled Queen
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"Anyway, do you think that your Siennese will accept?" asked Valois suddenly."Yes, Yes. He will ask for security, but he'll accept, you'll see" Artois listened, never growing tired of watching his cousin, at once amused and fascinated. Valois was his own particular "great man," the only being with whom he would have consented to exchange personalities. The giant, devoted to no one but himself, nevertheless felt almost capable of devotion to Valois.For someone whose nature was not utterly dissimi...lar, Monseigneur of Valois's personality was indeed a fascinating one, - and to watch the way he lived and behaved was something of a spectacle. This great lord was an extraordinary personage, impatient, tenacious, crafty,, simple, physically courageous,: but weak in the face of flattery, and, above all animated by an ambition that nothing, neither honours nor privileges, could ever appease.Others would have been perfectly satisfied with being Lord of Valois, Peer of France, Count of Alencon, of Chartres, of Perche, of Anjou, of Maine, premier peer of the kingdom besides.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Anyway, do you think that your Siennese will accept?" asked Valois suddenly."Yes, Yes. He will ask for security, but he'll accept, you'll see" Artois listened, never growing tired of watching his cousin, at once amused and fascinated. Valois was his own particular "great man," the only being with whom he would have consented to exchange personalities. The giant, devoted to no one but himself, nevertheless felt almost capable of devotion to Valois.For someone whose nature was not utterly dissimi...lar, Monseigneur of Valois's personality was indeed a fascinating one, - and to watch the way he lived and behaved was something of a spectacle. This great lord was an extraordinary personage, impatient, tenacious, crafty,, simple, physically courageous,: but weak in the face of flattery, and, above all animated by an ambition that nothing, neither honours nor privileges, could ever appease.Others would have been perfectly satisfied with being Lord of Valois, Peer of France, Count of Alencon, of Chartres, of Perche, of Anjou, of Maine, premier peer of the kingdom besides.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Druon, Maurice, 1918-2009 to read onlineMoreLess
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