hlScdQte Of joseph the Second
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Joseph opened the gardens Of the
palace OF Schoenbrunn, for the ac.
commodation Of all classes. Several
noblemen felt offended at this conde-
scensIon. On representing to the
Emperor, that by this proceeding
there was no public garden left. in
which they might converse with their
equals, Joseph replied:


"Gentlemen, on the same. principle,
what shall do? would | not be obliged
TO descend into the vaults of the I'm
perIa' tomb, under the Capauchin
Church, if wished 10 converse with
ney equals?'