Les Miserables, volume 4
Les Miserables, volume 4
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Martin, an officer of the 12th Light Infantry saying aloud, "I am a Republican," the Polytechnic school coming up.
Digitized by VjOOQIC OPPORTUNITY FOR A REVIVAL. 361 after forcing the gates, and the cries of " Long live the Polytechnic School ! " " Long live the Repub- lic ! " marked the passage of the procession. At the Bastille long formidable files of spectators, coming down from the Faubourg St. Antoine, eflFected their junction with the procession, and a certain terrible ebullition began ...to agitate the crowd. A man was heard saying to another, "You see that fellow with the red beard ; he will say when it is time to fire." It seems that this red beard reappeared with the same functions in a later riot, the Quenisset afiair.
The hearse passed the Bastille, followed the canal, crossed the small bridge, and reached the esplanade of the bridge of Austerlitz, where it halted. At this moment a bird's-eye view of the crowd would have offered the appearance of a comet, whose head was on the esplanade, and whose tail was prolonged upon the boulevard as far as the Porte St, Martin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Martin, an officer of the 12th Light Infantry saying aloud, "I am a Republican," the Polytechnic school coming up.
Digitized by VjOOQIC OPPORTUNITY FOR A REVIVAL. 361 after forcing the gates, and the cries of " Long live the Polytechnic School ! " " Long live the Repub- lic ! " marked the passage of the procession. At the Bastille long formidable files of spectators, coming down from the Faubourg St. Antoine, eflFected their junction with the procession, and a certain terrible ebullition began ...to agitate the crowd. A man was heard saying to another, "You see that fellow with the red beard ; he will say when it is time to fire." It seems that this red beard reappeared with the same functions in a later riot, the Quenisset afiair.
The hearse passed the Bastille, followed the canal, crossed the small bridge, and reached the esplanade of the bridge of Austerlitz, where it halted. At this moment a bird's-eye view of the crowd would have offered the appearance of a comet, whose head was on the esplanade, and whose tail was prolonged upon the boulevard as far as the Porte St, Martin.
What to read after Les Miserables, volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugo, Victor, 1802-1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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