A Gentleman of France
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By heaven I will!' Icried, my rage increasing, as I discerned, more and more clearly, thedangerous hold he had over me. 'You have threatened me! One word, and Iwill send you to the gallows!' 'Sh!' he answered, indicating M. Francois by, a gesture of the hand. 'For your own sake, not mine. This is fine talking, but you have notyet heard all I know. Would you like to hear how you have spent the lastmonth? Two days after Christmas, M. De Marsac, you left Chize with ayoung lady--I can give you her ...name, if you please. Four days afterwardsyou reached Blois, and took her to your mother's lodging. Next morningshe left you for M. De Bruhl. Two days later you tracked her to a housein the Ruelle d'Arcy, and freed her, but lost her in the moment ofvictory. Then you stayed in Blois until your mother's death, going a dayor two later to M. De Rosny's house by Mantes, where mademoiselle stillis. Yesterday you arrived in Blois with M. De Rosny; you went to hislodging; you--' 'Proceed, I muttered, leaning forward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By heaven I will!' Icried, my rage increasing, as I discerned, more and more clearly, thedangerous hold he had over me. 'You have threatened me! One word, and Iwill send you to the gallows!' 'Sh!' he answered, indicating M. Francois by, a gesture of the hand. 'For your own sake, not mine. This is fine talking, but you have notyet heard all I know. Would you like to hear how you have spent the lastmonth? Two days after Christmas, M. De Marsac, you left Chize with ayoung lady--I can give you her ...name, if you please. Four days afterwardsyou reached Blois, and took her to your mother's lodging. Next morningshe left you for M. De Bruhl. Two days later you tracked her to a housein the Ruelle d'Arcy, and freed her, but lost her in the moment ofvictory. Then you stayed in Blois until your mother's death, going a dayor two later to M. De Rosny's house by Mantes, where mademoiselle stillis. Yesterday you arrived in Blois with M. De Rosny; you went to hislodging; you--' 'Proceed, I muttered, leaning forward.
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