International Short Stories: French
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At midnight a messenger knocks at Zadig's door, awakes him, and gives hima note from the queen. He doubts whether it is a dream; and opens theletter with a trembling hand. But how great was his surprise! and who canexpress the consternation and despair into which he was thrown uponreading these words: "Fly this instant, or thou art a dead man. Fly, Zadig, I conjure thee by our mutual love and my yellow ribbons. I have notbeen guilty, but I find I must die like a criminal. " Zadig was hardly abl...e to speak. He sent for Cador, and, without uttering aword, gave him the note. Cador forced him to obey, and forthwith to takethe road to Memphis. "Shouldst thou dare, " said he, "to go in search ofthe queen, thou wilt hasten her death. Shouldst thou speak to the king, thou wilt infallibly ruin her. I will take upon me the charge of herdestiny; follow thy own. I will spread a report that thou hast taken theroad to India. I will soon follow thee, and inform thee of all that shallhave passed in Babylon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At midnight a messenger knocks at Zadig's door, awakes him, and gives hima note from the queen. He doubts whether it is a dream; and opens theletter with a trembling hand. But how great was his surprise! and who canexpress the consternation and despair into which he was thrown uponreading these words: "Fly this instant, or thou art a dead man. Fly, Zadig, I conjure thee by our mutual love and my yellow ribbons. I have notbeen guilty, but I find I must die like a criminal. " Zadig was hardly abl...e to speak. He sent for Cador, and, without uttering aword, gave him the note. Cador forced him to obey, and forthwith to takethe road to Memphis. "Shouldst thou dare, " said he, "to go in search ofthe queen, thou wilt hasten her death. Shouldst thou speak to the king, thou wilt infallibly ruin her. I will take upon me the charge of herdestiny; follow thy own. I will spread a report that thou hast taken theroad to India. I will soon follow thee, and inform thee of all that shallhave passed in Babylon.
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