Cardillac
Cardillac
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I travelled seven leagues from Chateaudun to Beaugency, arriving here at four o'clock. The duke rode at least an equal distance, for although during the early part of this day time was of immense value, it had ceased to be so when I reached Chateaudun and found the duke still ahead of me.
"There was, therefore, no need that I should A DINNER SPOILED 109 hurry to reach Beaugency before dark, so I rode at leisure, and allowing the duke to have made the same speed that I did, he was seven leagues ...from Amboise Bridge when I dismounted in front of this tavern. It is now after five o'clock, and I do not doubt that Montreuil, fearing pursuit, is already a couple of leagues south of the Loire, and before your messenger could reach Blois the duke would be safe in the strong castle of Loches. " The lieutenant resumed his chair. Time and the map were too strong for him, and as the dis- appointed lieutenant sat down again, Cardillac's exultation rose in the belief that he had finally triumphed. But in this he was mistaken; one more crisis was reserved for him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I travelled seven leagues from Chateaudun to Beaugency, arriving here at four o'clock. The duke rode at least an equal distance, for although during the early part of this day time was of immense value, it had ceased to be so when I reached Chateaudun and found the duke still ahead of me.
"There was, therefore, no need that I should A DINNER SPOILED 109 hurry to reach Beaugency before dark, so I rode at leisure, and allowing the duke to have made the same speed that I did, he was seven leagues ...from Amboise Bridge when I dismounted in front of this tavern. It is now after five o'clock, and I do not doubt that Montreuil, fearing pursuit, is already a couple of leagues south of the Loire, and before your messenger could reach Blois the duke would be safe in the strong castle of Loches. " The lieutenant resumed his chair. Time and the map were too strong for him, and as the dis- appointed lieutenant sat down again, Cardillac's exultation rose in the belief that he had finally triumphed. But in this he was mistaken; one more crisis was reserved for him.
What to read after Cardillac?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barr Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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