Historical Tales; the Romance of Reality
Historical Tales; the Romance of Reality
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As for the second part of his promise, that of help- ing Charles to punish the townsmen whom he had himself stirred to rebellion, it little troubled his con- science—or the spot in his anatomy where a con- science would have been located if ho had possessed such an encumbrance.
On the day after the signing of the treaty the two princes set out together. Charles was followed by his army, Louis by his modest body-guard, which had been augmented by three hundred men-at-arms, just arrived from Fran...ce. On the 27th of Octobei L0UI8 TH1 POLITIO AND OHABUU THl BOLD. 149 [1468] they arrived at the rebellious city. Thero seemed no trouble to get into it. No waU or ditch surrounded it. The duke had preyiously deprived it of these obstacles to his armies. But an obstacle remained in the people, who could not easily be brought to believe that the king of France and the Duke of Burgundy, those fire- and water-like poten- tates, were true allies. The thing seemed impossible.
Louis was their friend, and would certainly strike for them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As for the second part of his promise, that of help- ing Charles to punish the townsmen whom he had himself stirred to rebellion, it little troubled his con- science—or the spot in his anatomy where a con- science would have been located if ho had possessed such an encumbrance.
On the day after the signing of the treaty the two princes set out together. Charles was followed by his army, Louis by his modest body-guard, which had been augmented by three hundred men-at-arms, just arrived from Fran...ce. On the 27th of Octobei L0UI8 TH1 POLITIO AND OHABUU THl BOLD. 149 [1468] they arrived at the rebellious city. Thero seemed no trouble to get into it. No waU or ditch surrounded it. The duke had preyiously deprived it of these obstacles to his armies. But an obstacle remained in the people, who could not easily be brought to believe that the king of France and the Duke of Burgundy, those fire- and water-like poten- tates, were true allies. The thing seemed impossible.
Louis was their friend, and would certainly strike for them.
What to read after Historical Tales; the Romance of Reality?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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