Henry Iv
Henry Iv
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, brother of the same king in whose service he had drawn the dagger of the murderer. Thus died the Admi- ral Coligni, one of the noblest sons of France. Though but fifty-six years of age, he was pre- maturely infirm from care, and toil, and suf- fering.
For three days the body was exposed to the insults of the populace, and finally was hung up by the feet on a gibbet. A cousin of Coligni secretly caused it to be taken down and buried.
The tiger, having once lapped his tongue in 1572. ] THE MASS...ACRE. 113 Excitement of the Parisians. Fiendish spirit of Charles.
blood, seems to be imbued with a new spirit of ferocity. There is in man a similar temper, which is roused and stimulated by carnage. The excitement of human slaughter converts man into a demon. The riotous multitude of Parisians was becoming eacli moment more and more clamorous for blood. They broke open the houses of the Protestants, and, rushing into their chambers, murdered indiscriminately both sexes and every age. The streets resounded with the shouts of the assassins and the shrieks of their victims.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, brother of the same king in whose service he had drawn the dagger of the murderer. Thus died the Admi- ral Coligni, one of the noblest sons of France. Though but fifty-six years of age, he was pre- maturely infirm from care, and toil, and suf- fering.
For three days the body was exposed to the insults of the populace, and finally was hung up by the feet on a gibbet. A cousin of Coligni secretly caused it to be taken down and buried.
The tiger, having once lapped his tongue in 1572. ] THE MASS...ACRE. 113 Excitement of the Parisians. Fiendish spirit of Charles.
blood, seems to be imbued with a new spirit of ferocity. There is in man a similar temper, which is roused and stimulated by carnage. The excitement of human slaughter converts man into a demon. The riotous multitude of Parisians was becoming eacli moment more and more clamorous for blood. They broke open the houses of the Protestants, and, rushing into their chambers, murdered indiscriminately both sexes and every age. The streets resounded with the shouts of the assassins and the shrieks of their victims.
What to read after Henry Iv?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott John Stevens Cabot to read onlineMoreLess
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