Celebrated Crimes
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When he had examined him to his heart's content : " Who is this young gentleman ? " he asked Chamil- lard, as if he had not noticed him until that instant.
" Sire," replied the minister, stepping forward to make the presentation in form, " it is Colonel Jean Cavalier." " Ah ! yes," said the king contemptuously, " the former baker of Anduze." And with a shrug, indicative of profound disdain, he kept on up the stairs.
Cavalier had stepped forward, as Chamillard did, thinking that the king would s...top, but this scornful greeting from the great king changed him to a statue.
For an instant he stood motionless, turning so pale that one might have thought he would fall dead ; then he in- stinctively put his hand to his sword. But the next moment he realized that he was lost if he remained among the courtiers, who, although they pretended to despise him too much to notice him, did not lose one of 160 MASSACRES IN THE SOUTH.
his movements ; so he rushed down the staircase, over- turning two or three lackeys who came in his way, and so into the garden and to his hotel, where he threw him- self upon the floor of his room, and writhed like a maniac, uttering shrieks of rage and cursing the hour when he put his faith in M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he had examined him to his heart's content : " Who is this young gentleman ? " he asked Chamil- lard, as if he had not noticed him until that instant.
" Sire," replied the minister, stepping forward to make the presentation in form, " it is Colonel Jean Cavalier." " Ah ! yes," said the king contemptuously, " the former baker of Anduze." And with a shrug, indicative of profound disdain, he kept on up the stairs.
Cavalier had stepped forward, as Chamillard did, thinking that the king would s...top, but this scornful greeting from the great king changed him to a statue.
For an instant he stood motionless, turning so pale that one might have thought he would fall dead ; then he in- stinctively put his hand to his sword. But the next moment he realized that he was lost if he remained among the courtiers, who, although they pretended to despise him too much to notice him, did not lose one of 160 MASSACRES IN THE SOUTH.
his movements ; so he rushed down the staircase, over- turning two or three lackeys who came in his way, and so into the garden and to his hotel, where he threw him- self upon the floor of his room, and writhed like a maniac, uttering shrieks of rage and cursing the hour when he put his faith in M.
What to read after Celebrated Crimes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexandre Dumas to read onlineMoreLess
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