La Vendée
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Acrowd of the royalist peasants followed de Lescure to the door of thesalon, and would have entered it with him, had not Chapeau, with muchdifficulty, restrained them. They were most anxious to hear sentencepronounced on the traitor, who had betrayed their cause, and insultedthe sister of their favourite leader; and could not understand why thepunishment, which he had so richly merited, should be delayed. All thatChapeau and Father Jerome had ventured to ask of them was to wait tillHenri himsel...f should arrive; and now, that he had come, they conceivedthat judgment should at once be passed, and sentence of deathimmediately executed.
When de Lescure entered the room, they all, except Denot, rose fromtheir chairs; the three guards stood up, and shouldered their muskets, the Chevalier ran up to him to shake hands with him, and Father Jeromealso came out into the middle of the room to meet him. He looked firstat Denot, who kept his eyes steadily fixed on the ground; and then atSanterre, whom he had never, to his knowledge, seen before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Acrowd of the royalist peasants followed de Lescure to the door of thesalon, and would have entered it with him, had not Chapeau, with muchdifficulty, restrained them. They were most anxious to hear sentencepronounced on the traitor, who had betrayed their cause, and insultedthe sister of their favourite leader; and could not understand why thepunishment, which he had so richly merited, should be delayed. All thatChapeau and Father Jerome had ventured to ask of them was to wait tillHenri himsel...f should arrive; and now, that he had come, they conceivedthat judgment should at once be passed, and sentence of deathimmediately executed.
When de Lescure entered the room, they all, except Denot, rose fromtheir chairs; the three guards stood up, and shouldered their muskets, the Chevalier ran up to him to shake hands with him, and Father Jeromealso came out into the middle of the room to meet him. He looked firstat Denot, who kept his eyes steadily fixed on the ground; and then atSanterre, whom he had never, to his knowledge, seen before.
What to read after La Vendée?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trollope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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