Jean Paul Marat, the People's Friend
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She stated that her cruel treatment was due to the fact that Madame de Betisi, who had compelled her to enter the convent, was jealous of the confidence she showed to her coadjutrice, Madame de Varien. . . . Being unable to persuade myself that petty jealousies alone had been the occasion of such inhuman conduct, but readily guessing from the resolute manner of Anne Barbier (such was the nun's name) that she had not been born to servitude, and judging from the fact of her having recourse to the... ' People's Friend ' that she might possibly be a patriate, I ask how she came to know of me, and if she ever had access to the public journals. ' We have in the convent the Courier of M. Mirabeau.' . . . ' Have you never spoken, Sister, in the presence of these AS JOURNALIST 109 ladies, on the subject of public affairs ? ' ' Oh, very often ; I have even argued with them.
The day the Bastille was taken they exclaimed, when they saw the citizens running to arms, "There go the dogs, the scoundrels, who would massacre the faithful subjects of the King." " Why call them dogs ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She stated that her cruel treatment was due to the fact that Madame de Betisi, who had compelled her to enter the convent, was jealous of the confidence she showed to her coadjutrice, Madame de Varien. . . . Being unable to persuade myself that petty jealousies alone had been the occasion of such inhuman conduct, but readily guessing from the resolute manner of Anne Barbier (such was the nun's name) that she had not been born to servitude, and judging from the fact of her having recourse to the... ' People's Friend ' that she might possibly be a patriate, I ask how she came to know of me, and if she ever had access to the public journals. ' We have in the convent the Courier of M. Mirabeau.' . . . ' Have you never spoken, Sister, in the presence of these AS JOURNALIST 109 ladies, on the subject of public affairs ? ' ' Oh, very often ; I have even argued with them.
The day the Bastille was taken they exclaimed, when they saw the citizens running to arms, "There go the dogs, the scoundrels, who would massacre the faithful subjects of the King." " Why call them dogs ?
What to read after Jean Paul Marat, the People's Friend?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bax Ernest Belfort to read onlineMoreLess
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