Madame Tallien Notre Dame De Thermidor From the Last Days of the French Revolu
Madame Tallien Notre Dame De Thermidor From the Last Days of the French Revolu
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ILLUSORY HOPES loi leanings for fear of losing her support, now more necessary to him than ever for the realisation of his plans.
Happily la Cabarrus — who was still but a little over twenty-one — had her head too full of frivolities to harbour the suspicion that her lover was mixed up in pohtical intrigues of which he was keeping her in ignorance. Delighted beyond measure with her new and elegant surroundings in the Chaussee d'Antin, where she was enabled to play the hostess to the friends... she had made among Tallien's set, she took up her role of Liheratrice Nationale with indescribable enthusiasm. She sat enthroned as Notre Dame de Thermidor, giving audiences to those who came to supplicate her intercession with a satisfaction that was enhanced by the fact that she ran no risk of being accused of bartering her good offices for cash, since the times no longer permitted her lover to obtain ransom from his proteges.
Deceived by the popular ovations of which Tallien was so frequently the object, misled by the eulogies which her adorers and suppliants bestowed upon her lover in order to conciliate her good graces, she naturally nourished all sorts of illusory hopes concerning the brilliant future that she deemed to be in store for her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In.
ILLUSORY HOPES loi leanings for fear of losing her support, now more necessary to him than ever for the realisation of his plans.
Happily la Cabarrus — who was still but a little over twenty-one — had her head too full of frivolities to harbour the suspicion that her lover was mixed up in pohtical intrigues of which he was keeping her in ignorance. Delighted beyond measure with her new and elegant surroundings in the Chaussee d'Antin, where she was enabled to play the hostess to the friends... she had made among Tallien's set, she took up her role of Liheratrice Nationale with indescribable enthusiasm. She sat enthroned as Notre Dame de Thermidor, giving audiences to those who came to supplicate her intercession with a satisfaction that was enhanced by the fact that she ran no risk of being accused of bartering her good offices for cash, since the times no longer permitted her lover to obtain ransom from his proteges.
Deceived by the popular ovations of which Tallien was so frequently the object, misled by the eulogies which her adorers and suppliants bestowed upon her lover in order to conciliate her good graces, she naturally nourished all sorts of illusory hopes concerning the brilliant future that she deemed to be in store for her.
What to read after Madame Tallien Notre Dame De Thermidor From the Last Days of the French Revolu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Gastine to read onlineMoreLess
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