Folk Tales of Napoleon 8 8
Folk Tales of Napoleon 8 8
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We hadconquered peace, and kings were begging, on their knees, for mercy. Could a man have done all that alone? Never! He had the help of God;that's certain! He divided himself up like the five loaves of bread inthe Gospel; he planned battles at night and directed them in thedaytime: he was seen by the sentries going here and there at all hours, and he never ate or slept. When the soldiers saw all these wonderfulthings, they adopted him as their father.
But the people at the head of the governm...ent over there in Paris, whowere looking on, said to themselves: "This schemer, who seems to havethe watchword of Heaven, is quite capable of laying his hands on France. We'd better turn him loose in Asia or America. Then maybe he'll besatisfied for a while. " So it was written that he should do just whatJesus Christ did--go to Egypt. You see how in this he resembled the Sonof God. But there's more to come.
He gathered together all his old fire-eaters--the fellows that he hadput the spirit of the Devil into--and said to them: "Boys!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We hadconquered peace, and kings were begging, on their knees, for mercy. Could a man have done all that alone? Never! He had the help of God;that's certain! He divided himself up like the five loaves of bread inthe Gospel; he planned battles at night and directed them in thedaytime: he was seen by the sentries going here and there at all hours, and he never ate or slept. When the soldiers saw all these wonderfulthings, they adopted him as their father.
But the people at the head of the governm...ent over there in Paris, whowere looking on, said to themselves: "This schemer, who seems to havethe watchword of Heaven, is quite capable of laying his hands on France. We'd better turn him loose in Asia or America. Then maybe he'll besatisfied for a while. " So it was written that he should do just whatJesus Christ did--go to Egypt. You see how in this he resembled the Sonof God. But there's more to come.
He gathered together all his old fire-eaters--the fellows that he hadput the spirit of the Devil into--and said to them: "Boys!
What to read after Folk Tales of Napoleon 8 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Honore De Balzac And Alexander Amphiteatrof to read onlineMoreLess
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