Capitolo 55
to pass every dark. The servants had neglected or you/they had forgotten to turn on
them.
These and similar show of accidents that there can be regal luxury and
you affirm without order or comforts, as there regal wealth and the power can be
without any substantial happiness. Nevertheless this, however,
Prince that Charles has been soon strongly interested in the ways of the life
to that he was introduced in Paris and Fontainebleau. There was
balls, parties, festivity and excursions to like without number,
his/her interest in these everybody that is elevated from the presence of Ann
Maria that he started soon to concern with a strong degree of that
particular kind of interest that inhales princesses and heirs. In
The monographs of Ann Maria of his/her early life, we have a vivid description
of a lot of the scenes in which her Charles and she, were this way
prominent actors. You always wrote with great liberty, and in an a lot
graphic way, so that the history that she says of this period of her
life forms a very amusing account.
Ann Maria gives an account a lot of minute of that among which happened
Charles and she on a lot of occasions during them
knowledge, and it describes particularly various balls and parties,
and excursions to like on which she was frequented by the young one
prince. Its vanity was evidently gratified by the interest that Charles
seemed to probably take in her but her it was incapable of some feelings
of deep love and disinterested, and Charles didn't make impression on
his/her heart. You reserved him for the emperor.
For example, they was every a night invited to a great ball by the
De of duchess Choisy. This lady lived in a magnificent mansion, she called
the de of Hotel Choisy. Few before the time came for the party of visitors
the Regina of England came above with Charles to the apartments to go,
of Ann Maria. The queen apparently came to give the last touches to
the rectification of the suit of the young lady, and to the setup of
his/her hair, but really, without doubt, in the fulfillment of his/her policy of
taking every occasion to bring together the young people.