Comtesse De Charny volume 2
Comtesse De Charny volume 2
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"I never, however, said it was a bad thing to be a locksmith, but that it was much better to be a king. " Madame Elizabeth ventured out first, leading Madame Eoyale. They were followed at a distance of about twenty yards by Madame de Tourzel and the dauphin. Between these two couples walked Monsieur de Maiden, ready to assist either party if necessary.
The poor children, with their protectors, went timidly out on tiptoe into the circle of light made by the lamp burn- ing over the door that led ...into the courtyard, and passed the sentinel quietly and unnoticed.
"Good!" murmured Madame Elizabeth; "there is one difficulty well over. " At the archway leading into Carrousel Square, they saw a sentinel whose line of march directly crossed their path. On seeing them, he paused.
"Aunt, we are lost; that man knows us, " whispered Madame Eoyale, pressing her companion's hand.
"Never mind, my child; we shall certainly be lost if we hesitate, " replied Madame Elizabeth; so they continued on their way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I never, however, said it was a bad thing to be a locksmith, but that it was much better to be a king. " Madame Elizabeth ventured out first, leading Madame Eoyale. They were followed at a distance of about twenty yards by Madame de Tourzel and the dauphin. Between these two couples walked Monsieur de Maiden, ready to assist either party if necessary.
The poor children, with their protectors, went timidly out on tiptoe into the circle of light made by the lamp burn- ing over the door that led ...into the courtyard, and passed the sentinel quietly and unnoticed.
"Good!" murmured Madame Elizabeth; "there is one difficulty well over. " At the archway leading into Carrousel Square, they saw a sentinel whose line of march directly crossed their path. On seeing them, he paused.
"Aunt, we are lost; that man knows us, " whispered Madame Eoyale, pressing her companion's hand.
"Never mind, my child; we shall certainly be lost if we hesitate, " replied Madame Elizabeth; so they continued on their way.
What to read after Comtesse De Charny volume 2?
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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