Marie Antoinette volume 07
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I answered as well as I could withoutimplicating anybody. I had always heard my parents say that it werebetter to die than to implicate anybody. " When the examination was overthe Princess begged to be allowed to join her mother, but Chaumette saidhe could not obtain permission for her to do so. She was then cautionedto say nothing about her examination to her aunt, who was next to appearbefore them. Madame Elisabeth, her niece declares, "replied with stillmore contempt to their shocking questi...ons. " The only intimation of the Queen's fate which her daughter and hersister-in-law were allowed to receive was through hearing her sentencecried by the newsman. But "we could not persuade ourselves that she wasdead, " writes Madame Royale. "A hope, so natural to the unfortunate, persuaded us that she must have been saved. For eighteen months Iremained in this cruel suspense. We learnt also by the cries of thenewsman the death of the Duc d'Orleans.
[The Duc d'Orleans, the early and interested propagator of the Revolution, was its next victim.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I answered as well as I could withoutimplicating anybody. I had always heard my parents say that it werebetter to die than to implicate anybody. " When the examination was overthe Princess begged to be allowed to join her mother, but Chaumette saidhe could not obtain permission for her to do so. She was then cautionedto say nothing about her examination to her aunt, who was next to appearbefore them. Madame Elisabeth, her niece declares, "replied with stillmore contempt to their shocking questi...ons. " The only intimation of the Queen's fate which her daughter and hersister-in-law were allowed to receive was through hearing her sentencecried by the newsman. But "we could not persuade ourselves that she wasdead, " writes Madame Royale. "A hope, so natural to the unfortunate, persuaded us that she must have been saved. For eighteen months Iremained in this cruel suspense. We learnt also by the cries of thenewsman the death of the Duc d'Orleans.
[The Duc d'Orleans, the early and interested propagator of the Revolution, was its next victim.
What to read after Marie Antoinette volume 07?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campan Genet to read onlineMoreLess
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