The Widow of Windsor
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Sometimes I feel that there may not be many more opportunities.’Such sentiments touched the Queen deeply.Mr Gladstone thought it was not the time to leave the country. Royalty was enjoying a wave of popularity occasioned by the Prince’s recent illness and the action of Arthur O’Connor.Both Queen and Prince could have been lost to the nation and since they had not been, they were appreciated. Now was the time to enhance that popularity.How unsympathetically expressed! How unfeeling! Poor Mrs Glad...stone, how could she cope with marriage to such a man! How different was dear Mr Disraeli, who was looking so forlorn these days! She knew the reason. His dear wife was growing more and more ill every day and he knew it.He told the Queen of Mary Anne’s sufferings and how she tried to hide them from him. ‘I know, M’am, with your great heart, you will understand why I wish to spend so much time at Hughenden.’‘I understand perfectly,’ replied the Queen. ‘Oh, I wish there was something I could do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes I feel that there may not be many more opportunities.’Such sentiments touched the Queen deeply.Mr Gladstone thought it was not the time to leave the country. Royalty was enjoying a wave of popularity occasioned by the Prince’s recent illness and the action of Arthur O’Connor.Both Queen and Prince could have been lost to the nation and since they had not been, they were appreciated. Now was the time to enhance that popularity.How unsympathetically expressed! How unfeeling! Poor Mrs Glad...stone, how could she cope with marriage to such a man! How different was dear Mr Disraeli, who was looking so forlorn these days! She knew the reason. His dear wife was growing more and more ill every day and he knew it.He told the Queen of Mary Anne’s sufferings and how she tried to hide them from him. ‘I know, M’am, with your great heart, you will understand why I wish to spend so much time at Hughenden.’‘I understand perfectly,’ replied the Queen. ‘Oh, I wish there was something I could do.
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