Memoirs of the Bastille
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According to their political ritual I ought to have been detained so long as I was to be dreaded 'j that is. till my soul should have been debased, or my organs deranged, or at least my feeble talents destroyed by the frigidity of age, and the convulsions of despair.
What an unaccountable destiny ! When the THE BASTILLE. 51 point in debate was, to rob me of my civil establishment, in complaisance to a band of enrobed assassins, an Advocate-geiia'oly theii" ac- complice, devoid of all shame, sai...d in open court, in full audience, that I could not possibly be lefl in possession of it, because of the troubles / should not fail Otit, DAY* to excite, in — I know not what order of men : and here, where my person was to be disposed of, it was coldly consigned to endless slavei-y, on account of the resentment which / should not fail ONE DAY to entertain .' Thus, ever peaceable in reality, and formidable in idea ; always blameless at the present, and criminal in the future ; it is for the hereafter that I haye been punished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
According to their political ritual I ought to have been detained so long as I was to be dreaded 'j that is. till my soul should have been debased, or my organs deranged, or at least my feeble talents destroyed by the frigidity of age, and the convulsions of despair.
What an unaccountable destiny ! When the THE BASTILLE. 51 point in debate was, to rob me of my civil establishment, in complaisance to a band of enrobed assassins, an Advocate-geiia'oly theii" ac- complice, devoid of all shame, sai...d in open court, in full audience, that I could not possibly be lefl in possession of it, because of the troubles / should not fail Otit, DAY* to excite, in — I know not what order of men : and here, where my person was to be disposed of, it was coldly consigned to endless slavei-y, on account of the resentment which / should not fail ONE DAY to entertain .' Thus, ever peaceable in reality, and formidable in idea ; always blameless at the present, and criminal in the future ; it is for the hereafter that I haye been punished.
What to read after Memoirs of the Bastille?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simon Nicolas Henri Linguet to read onlineMoreLess
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