Henry Iv, Makers of History
Henry Iv, Makers of History
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Many of thehouses were illuminated, that by the light blazing from the windows, the bullet might be thrown with precision, and that the dagger mightstrike an unerring blow. Agitation and alarm pervaded the vastmetropolis. The Catholics were rejoicing that the hour of vengeancehad arrived. The Protestants gazed upon the portentous gatherings ofthis storm in utter bewilderment.
All the arrangements of the enterprise were left to the Duke of Guise, and a more efficient and fitting agent could not ...have been found. Hehad ordered that the tocsin, the signal for the massacre, should betolled at two o'clock in the morning. Catharine and Charles, in one ofthe apartments of the palace of the Louvre, were impatiently awaitingthe lingering flight of the hours till the alarm-bell should tollforth the death-warrant of their Protestant subjects. Catharine, inured to treachery and hardened in vice, was apparently a stranger toall compunctious visitings. A life of crime had steeled her soulagainst every merciful impression.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many of thehouses were illuminated, that by the light blazing from the windows, the bullet might be thrown with precision, and that the dagger mightstrike an unerring blow. Agitation and alarm pervaded the vastmetropolis. The Catholics were rejoicing that the hour of vengeancehad arrived. The Protestants gazed upon the portentous gatherings ofthis storm in utter bewilderment.
All the arrangements of the enterprise were left to the Duke of Guise, and a more efficient and fitting agent could not ...have been found. Hehad ordered that the tocsin, the signal for the massacre, should betolled at two o'clock in the morning. Catharine and Charles, in one ofthe apartments of the palace of the Louvre, were impatiently awaitingthe lingering flight of the hours till the alarm-bell should tollforth the death-warrant of their Protestant subjects. Catharine, inured to treachery and hardened in vice, was apparently a stranger toall compunctious visitings. A life of crime had steeled her soulagainst every merciful impression.
What to read after Henry Iv, Makers of History?
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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