From the Memoirs of a Minister of France
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"Take M. Le Capitaine's sword, " hesaid to them.
The Captain's jaw fell, and, stepping back a pace, he looked fromone to another. But all were silent; he found every eye uponhim, and, doubtful and taken by surprise, he unbuckled his swordand flung it with an oath upon the floor.
"To the garden with him!" Bareilles continued, hoarsely. "Quick! Take him! I will send you your orders. " They laid hands on the man mechanically, and, unnerved by thesuddenness of the affair, the silence, and the prese...nce of somany strangers, --ignorant, too, what was doing or what was meant, he went unresisting. They marched him out heavily; the doorclosed behind them; we stood waiting. The glittering table, thelights, the arrested dicers, all the trivial preparations for acarouse that at another time must have given a cheerful aspect tothe room, produced instead the most sombre impression. I waited, but, seeing that Bareilles did not move, I struck the table withmy gauntlet. "The order!" I said, sharply; "the order!" He slunk to a table in a corner where there was ink, and scrawledit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Take M. Le Capitaine's sword, " hesaid to them.
The Captain's jaw fell, and, stepping back a pace, he looked fromone to another. But all were silent; he found every eye uponhim, and, doubtful and taken by surprise, he unbuckled his swordand flung it with an oath upon the floor.
"To the garden with him!" Bareilles continued, hoarsely. "Quick! Take him! I will send you your orders. " They laid hands on the man mechanically, and, unnerved by thesuddenness of the affair, the silence, and the prese...nce of somany strangers, --ignorant, too, what was doing or what was meant, he went unresisting. They marched him out heavily; the doorclosed behind them; we stood waiting. The glittering table, thelights, the arrested dicers, all the trivial preparations for acarouse that at another time must have given a cheerful aspect tothe room, produced instead the most sombre impression. I waited, but, seeing that Bareilles did not move, I struck the table withmy gauntlet. "The order!" I said, sharply; "the order!" He slunk to a table in a corner where there was ink, and scrawledit.
What to read after From the Memoirs of a Minister of France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stanley J Weyman to read onlineMoreLess
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