The Historical Romances of Louisa Mühlbach: Andreas HoferLamb Publishing Company, 1914 |
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Side 3
... hear of it , not only would my liberty be endangered , but also yours and that of all who are of your opinion . The emperor does not like to see the eyes of his subjects fixed upon me ; every kind word uttered about me sours him and ...
... hear of it , not only would my liberty be endangered , but also yours and that of all who are of your opinion . The emperor does not like to see the eyes of his subjects fixed upon me ; every kind word uttered about me sours him and ...
Side 10
... hear , and tongues to report to the emperor as dreadful crimes all that they have seen and heard here . We must wait , therefore , until the spies have closed their eyes , until dark and reticent night has descended on earth , and ...
... hear , and tongues to report to the emperor as dreadful crimes all that they have seen and heard here . We must wait , therefore , until the spies have closed their eyes , until dark and reticent night has descended on earth , and ...
Side 22
... hear them every day from my brothers , who are eager for war , and who manage to gain a great deal of popularity in so comfortable a manner . But after all , they are phrases with very little sense in them . For just tell me , empress ...
... hear them every day from my brothers , who are eager for war , and who manage to gain a great deal of popularity in so comfortable a manner . But after all , they are phrases with very little sense in them . For just tell me , empress ...
Side 23
... hear of it nor to have anything to do with it . Public opinion is the hobby which my brother , the popular Archduke John , is riding all the time ; but it will throw him one day into the mire , and then he will find out what it really ...
... hear of it nor to have anything to do with it . Public opinion is the hobby which my brother , the popular Archduke John , is riding all the time ; but it will throw him one day into the mire , and then he will find out what it really ...
Side 27
... hear the news . What have you to tell me ? " " So many important things , your majesty , that the count and myself deemed it expedient to report to your majesty verbally , rather than send a dispatch which might give you only an ...
... hear the news . What have you to tell me ? " " So many important things , your majesty , that the count and myself deemed it expedient to report to your majesty verbally , rather than send a dispatch which might give you only an ...
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Andreas Hofer Andy Anthony Wall Anthony Wallner Archduke Charles Archduke John arms army asked Austria Baron von Hormayr Bavarians beautiful Bisson Botzen brave Brixen brother bullets Cajetan captain cheers commander-in-chief courage cried dear Döninger door Eliza Wallner Elza Emperor Francis Emperor Napoleon Emperor of Austria empress enemy eyes face Farewell father fatherland fight friends gazed generalissimo Germany girl glance greeted hand Haspinger hastened head hear heart heaven honor Hudelist imperial Innspruck insurrection Joseph Haydn Joseph Speckbacher Kufstein lips listen Lizzie longer looked loud majesty marry Metternich mountains murmured never pale Paperl Passeyr peace peasants pray prisoners Puster valley rifles Schröpfel sharpshooters shouted side Sieberer sighed silent smile soldiers step Sterzing stood tears Teimer tell thing to-day troops Tyrol Tyrolese Ulrich von Hohenberg uttered victory Vienna voice whole wife Windisch-Matrey wish word yonder
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Side 30 - Maret, his minister of foreign affairs, and dispatched eighty-four messages in different directions, with orders to concentrate his forces in Germany, and call out the full contingents of the Rhenish Confederacy. His own troops and these German Contingents are to form an army to which he intends to give the name of ' the German Army of the Emperor Napoleon.
Side 356 - If we had been good Christians latterly we should never have defeated the enemy," growled the Capuchin, shaking his head. " If we were good Christians, we should have to love our enemies, do good to them that hate us, and pray for those who despitefully use us and persecute us.
Side 472 - ... had set upon their heads. Joseph Speckbacher, for whom the soldiers were hunting most eagerly, had disappeared. The French and Bavarians ransacked every house where they suspected he might be concealed ; they inflicted the heaviest fines and most cruel tortures on the friends of the fugitive chief, because they would not betray the place where their beloved commander was concealed ; but all was in vain. Joseph Speckbacher had disappeared, and so had Father Haspinger and Anthony Wallner.* * Speckbacher...
Side 417 - Yes, sir, I really love you," said Eliza, solemnly. " You will find it out this very day. Will you promise me now to conceal our plan from every one, and let me make all necessary arrangements ? " " I do, my sweet girl. Tell me what I am to do, and I will obey you silently and unconditionally.
Side 354 - For long the contest was undecided,— the superior discipline and admirable artillery of the enemy prevailing over the impetuous but disorderly assaults and deadly aim of the mountaineers. But, towards nightfall, the bridge of the Sill was carried after a desperate struggle; and their left flank being thus turned, the French and Bavarians gave way on all sides, and were pursued with great slaughter into the town.
Side 240 - Wash them as much as you please, Schropfel, but come down to supper," cried Eliza, hastening down-stairs with the agility of a bird. Schropfel looked after her, shaking his head ; he then locked the door, put the key in his pocket, and placed the heavy iron-bound box against the door. " And before going to bed I shall unchain Phylax," he said, as if to console himself, while he was going slowly and stiffly down-stairs.
Side 60 - Lass in Seinem Rathe sitzen, Weisheit, Klugheit, Redlichkeit? Und mit Seiner Hoheit Blitzen Schalten nur Gerechtigkeit! Gott! erhalte Franz den Kaiser, Unfein guten Kaiser Franz!