A Girl of the Multitude
A Girl of the Multitude
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The great revolution has made Manette the sister of Eglee, the fille de joie. Come on, my dear. " And Egle with a wild laugh linked her other arm in Manette's as tightly as if they were chained together.
The girl was in the dangerous mood of the people when torture pleases them. In her eyes the dread Manette was a bully whom she despised, whom she in nowise feared. Like all Celts, she knew the poison that was in the sting of ridicule. Refined irony was not her forte, nor would it have been effe...ctual in the Faubourg St. Antoine ; but she was mistress of a brutal and coarse mockery.
95 A GIRL OF THE MULTITUDE Rage rendered Manette speechless, which increased her fury all the more. Struggle as she might she could not free herself from Eglee's vice-like arm. Couchette piped her shrill laugh ; the strength and fearlessness of her friend made her courageous.
" Vive la reine ! " shouted Egl6e. It was a cry never before heard in the Faubourg. In Eglee's ringing voice it acted like a tocsin. People in the street stopped and turned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The great revolution has made Manette the sister of Eglee, the fille de joie. Come on, my dear. " And Egle with a wild laugh linked her other arm in Manette's as tightly as if they were chained together.
The girl was in the dangerous mood of the people when torture pleases them. In her eyes the dread Manette was a bully whom she despised, whom she in nowise feared. Like all Celts, she knew the poison that was in the sting of ridicule. Refined irony was not her forte, nor would it have been effe...ctual in the Faubourg St. Antoine ; but she was mistress of a brutal and coarse mockery.
95 A GIRL OF THE MULTITUDE Rage rendered Manette speechless, which increased her fury all the more. Struggle as she might she could not free herself from Eglee's vice-like arm. Couchette piped her shrill laugh ; the strength and fearlessness of her friend made her courageous.
" Vive la reine ! " shouted Egl6e. It was a cry never before heard in the Faubourg. In Eglee's ringing voice it acted like a tocsin. People in the street stopped and turned.
What to read after A Girl of the Multitude?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph T H Ralph Thomas Hotchkin Griffith to read onlineMoreLess
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