From the Memoirs of a Minister of France
From the Memoirs of a Minister of France
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• "Why, you rascal!" I said, addressing La Trape, who did not know which way to look, "where are the ten crowns of which you defrauded the scullion } " "To be sure," the King said, going off into another roar. " And the third puppy ? " Digitized by Google THE CAT AND THE KING. 269 "Yes," I said, "you scoundrel; and the third puppy?" " Ay, and the gipsy girl ? " the King continued.
" The butler's wench, what of her ? And of your evil living ? Begone, begone, rascal ! " he continued, falling into... a fresh paroxysm, "or you will kill us in earnest.
Would nothing else do for you but to die in my cham- ber.? Begone!" I took this as a hint to clear the room, not only of La Trape himself but of all ; and presently only I and Du Laurens remained with the King. It then appeared that there was still a mystery, and one which it behoved us to clear up ; inasmuch as Du Laurens took the cat's death very seriously, insisting that it had died of poison administered in a most sinister fashion, and one that could not fail to recall to our minds the Borgian popes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
• "Why, you rascal!" I said, addressing La Trape, who did not know which way to look, "where are the ten crowns of which you defrauded the scullion } " "To be sure," the King said, going off into another roar. " And the third puppy ? " Digitized by Google THE CAT AND THE KING. 269 "Yes," I said, "you scoundrel; and the third puppy?" " Ay, and the gipsy girl ? " the King continued.
" The butler's wench, what of her ? And of your evil living ? Begone, begone, rascal ! " he continued, falling into... a fresh paroxysm, "or you will kill us in earnest.
Would nothing else do for you but to die in my cham- ber.? Begone!" I took this as a hint to clear the room, not only of La Trape himself but of all ; and presently only I and Du Laurens remained with the King. It then appeared that there was still a mystery, and one which it behoved us to clear up ; inasmuch as Du Laurens took the cat's death very seriously, insisting that it had died of poison administered in a most sinister fashion, and one that could not fail to recall to our minds the Borgian popes.
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 Weyman Stanley John to read onlineMoreLess
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