Derues
Derues
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She has struggled against death for twelve hours!" While the limbs still retained a little warmth, he drew the feettogether, crossed the hands on the breast, and placed the body in thechest. When he had locked it up, he remade the bed, undressed himself, and slept comfortably in the other one.
The next day, February 1st, the day he had fixed for the "going out" ofMadame de Lamotte, he caused the chest to be placed on a hand-cartand carried at about ten o'clock in the morning to the workshop of ...acarpenter of his acquaintance called Mouchy, who dwelt near the Louvre. The two commissionaires employed had been selected in distant quarters, and did not know each other. They were well paid, and each presentedwith a bottle of wine. These men could never be traced. Derues requestedthe carpenter's wife to allow the chest to remain in the large workshop, saying he had forgotten something at his own house, and would return tofetch it in three hours. But, instead of a few hours, he left it fortwo whole days--why, one does not know, but it may be supposed that hewanted the time to dig a trench in a sort of vault under the staircaseleading to the cellar in the rue de la Mortellerie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She has struggled against death for twelve hours!" While the limbs still retained a little warmth, he drew the feettogether, crossed the hands on the breast, and placed the body in thechest. When he had locked it up, he remade the bed, undressed himself, and slept comfortably in the other one.
The next day, February 1st, the day he had fixed for the "going out" ofMadame de Lamotte, he caused the chest to be placed on a hand-cartand carried at about ten o'clock in the morning to the workshop of ...acarpenter of his acquaintance called Mouchy, who dwelt near the Louvre. The two commissionaires employed had been selected in distant quarters, and did not know each other. They were well paid, and each presentedwith a bottle of wine. These men could never be traced. Derues requestedthe carpenter's wife to allow the chest to remain in the large workshop, saying he had forgotten something at his own house, and would return tofetch it in three hours. But, instead of a few hours, he left it fortwo whole days--why, one does not know, but it may be supposed that hewanted the time to dig a trench in a sort of vault under the staircaseleading to the cellar in the rue de la Mortellerie.
What to read after Derues?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dumas Père Alexandre to read onlineMoreLess
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