A Trip to Paris in July And August 1792
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Many men, and also many women, as well of the order of _Poissardes_(which are a class almost of the same species and rank with ourfishwomen, and who are easily distinguished by their red cotton bibs andaprons) as others, ran about the gardens, ripping open the bellies, anddashing out the brains of several of the naked dead Swiss. [27] [Note 27: At the taking of the Bastille, on the day of which onlyeighty-three persons were killed on the spot, though fifteen diedafterwards of their wounds, thes...e _Poissardes_ were likewise foremost inbravery and in cruelty, so much, that the Parisians themselves ran awayfrom them as soon as they saw them at a distance. They are armed, somewith sabres and others with pikes. ] At six in the evening I saw a troop of national guards and_sans-culottes_ kill a Swiss who was running away, by cleaving his skullwith a dozen sabres at once, on the _Pont-royal_, and then cast him intothe river, in less time than it takes to read this, and afterwards walkquietly on.
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Many men, and also many women, as well of the order of _Poissardes_(which are a class almost of the same species and rank with ourfishwomen, and who are easily distinguished by their red cotton bibs andaprons) as others, ran about the gardens, ripping open the bellies, anddashing out the brains of several of the naked dead Swiss. [27] [Note 27: At the taking of the Bastille, on the day of which onlyeighty-three persons were killed on the spot, though fifteen diedafterwards of their wounds, thes...e _Poissardes_ were likewise foremost inbravery and in cruelty, so much, that the Parisians themselves ran awayfrom them as soon as they saw them at a distance. They are armed, somewith sabres and others with pikes. ] At six in the evening I saw a troop of national guards and_sans-culottes_ kill a Swiss who was running away, by cleaving his skullwith a dozen sabres at once, on the _Pont-royal_, and then cast him intothe river, in less time than it takes to read this, and afterwards walkquietly on.
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