Madame Sans-Gêne; a Romance
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" You know I wouldn't let you go alone across a field of battle, although I've had enough frights to-day to last me a lifetime. Oh !
that captain of the dragoons — what a kind man he was ! He saw me shaking in my shoes, and, to put me out of my misery, he tried to split my skull. Off went my beaver, and as I couldn't walk about bare- headed, looking as if I had dressed in a hurry, I was obliged to take his helmet. It was no easy job, for he had five of his men round him, and they didn't seem to... like the idea of my getting his hat. Oh !
they're very obstinate fellows, these Germans, but I got it all the same." " And did you kill the captain ? " " Yes — I had to. But let's get on, Madame Lefebvre, for at night I'm no coward, as I told you." In the vaults under the ruins of the Chslteau de Lowendaal Catherine found little Henriot alive and untouched, though nearly frightened to death by the terrible explosion that had taken place over his head, and from the effects of which he had been protected by the heavy masonry that formed the foundations of the ancient keep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You know I wouldn't let you go alone across a field of battle, although I've had enough frights to-day to last me a lifetime. Oh !
that captain of the dragoons — what a kind man he was ! He saw me shaking in my shoes, and, to put me out of my misery, he tried to split my skull. Off went my beaver, and as I couldn't walk about bare- headed, looking as if I had dressed in a hurry, I was obliged to take his helmet. It was no easy job, for he had five of his men round him, and they didn't seem to... like the idea of my getting his hat. Oh !
they're very obstinate fellows, these Germans, but I got it all the same." " And did you kill the captain ? " " Yes — I had to. But let's get on, Madame Lefebvre, for at night I'm no coward, as I told you." In the vaults under the ruins of the Chslteau de Lowendaal Catherine found little Henriot alive and untouched, though nearly frightened to death by the terrible explosion that had taken place over his head, and from the effects of which he had been protected by the heavy masonry that formed the foundations of the ancient keep.
What to read after Madame Sans-Gêne; a Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmond Lepelletier to read onlineMoreLess
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