Jacques Bénigne Bossuet; a Study
Jacques Bénigne Bossuet; a Study
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The afternoon- was worse. No pleasures, no going out. In the even- ing, when he was saying his prayers and there were many people present, he missed a word in the Lord's Prayer. M. De Montausier threw himself upon him, striking him with his fist till I thought he would kill him. M. De Joyeuse said, merely : ' Eh 1 M. De Montausier ! ' After this he had to begin again, and the dear child re- peated just the same mistake. M. De Montausier seized his two hands in one of his own and dragged him awa...y * Olivier d'Ormesson : Journal, p. 204.
t Dubois de Lestourmieres : Journal (167 3).
$ Correspondence, vol. I, No. 58.
The Dauphin to the room where he does his lessons ; there he caned him five times on each hand with all his force. The dear child's screams were terrible to hear. " Probably the little prince had been extremely naughty the fond old servant omits all mention of his misdoing and Montausier's violent temper may have been irri- tated till it became ungovernable. The culprit was only ten years old, however, and Dubois asserts that the scars and bruises he received were visible a month later.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The afternoon- was worse. No pleasures, no going out. In the even- ing, when he was saying his prayers and there were many people present, he missed a word in the Lord's Prayer. M. De Montausier threw himself upon him, striking him with his fist till I thought he would kill him. M. De Joyeuse said, merely : ' Eh 1 M. De Montausier ! ' After this he had to begin again, and the dear child re- peated just the same mistake. M. De Montausier seized his two hands in one of his own and dragged him awa...y * Olivier d'Ormesson : Journal, p. 204.
t Dubois de Lestourmieres : Journal (167 3).
$ Correspondence, vol. I, No. 58.
The Dauphin to the room where he does his lessons ; there he caned him five times on each hand with all his force. The dear child's screams were terrible to hear. " Probably the little prince had been extremely naughty the fond old servant omits all mention of his misdoing and Montausier's violent temper may have been irri- tated till it became ungovernable. The culprit was only ten years old, however, and Dubois asserts that the scars and bruises he received were visible a month later.
What to read after Jacques Bénigne Bossuet; a Study?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sanders, Ella Katharine to read onlineMoreLess
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