Essays On the Early Period of the French Revolution
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Madame Elizabeth passed behind him, and raising her head over the console addressed me, " Will you answer, M. Bcederer,for the King's life?" — " Yes, Madam, with my own." The King gave me a look of confidence.
" Sire, I request your Majesty not to permit any of your court to accompany you — to have no other suite than the members of the Department, who will surround the royal family, and two lines of National Guards, between which you will proceed to the National Assembly." " Very well," said t...he King, "give orders accordingly." M. de Joly exclaimed, " M. Rcederer, the ministers will follow." " Yes, Sir, they have their proper seats in the Assembly." The Queen — " And Madame de Tourzelle, my son's governess ? " " Yes, Madam." ' I then went out of the King's room, and, opening the door quite wide, I cried with a very loud voice to the persons that pressed round, " The King and his family are about to proceed to the National Assembly, without any other suite than the Department, the ministers, and a guard — be so good as to clear the way." I then asked, " Is the officer who commands the guard here ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Madame Elizabeth passed behind him, and raising her head over the console addressed me, " Will you answer, M. Bcederer,for the King's life?" — " Yes, Madam, with my own." The King gave me a look of confidence.
" Sire, I request your Majesty not to permit any of your court to accompany you — to have no other suite than the members of the Department, who will surround the royal family, and two lines of National Guards, between which you will proceed to the National Assembly." " Very well," said t...he King, "give orders accordingly." M. de Joly exclaimed, " M. Rcederer, the ministers will follow." " Yes, Sir, they have their proper seats in the Assembly." The Queen — " And Madame de Tourzelle, my son's governess ? " " Yes, Madam." ' I then went out of the King's room, and, opening the door quite wide, I cried with a very loud voice to the persons that pressed round, " The King and his family are about to proceed to the National Assembly, without any other suite than the Department, the ministers, and a guard — be so good as to clear the way." I then asked, " Is the officer who commands the guard here ?
What to read after Essays On the Early Period of the French Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Croker, John Wilson, 1780-1857 to read onlineMoreLess
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