Michel And Angele — volume 2
Michel And Angele — volume 2
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Once came the King and Queen--Francis and Mary--" Elizabeth drew herself upright with an exclamation. "Ah, you have seenher--Mary of Scots, " she said sharply. "You have seen her?" "As near as I might touch her with my hand, as near as is your highMajesty. She spoke to me--my mother's father was in her train;--as yetwe had not become Huguenots, nor did we know her Majesty as now the worldknows. They came, the King and Queen--and that was the beginning. " She paused, and looked shyly at Elizabet...h, as though she found it hard totell her story.
"And the beginning, it was--?" said Elizabeth, impatient and intent.
"We went to Court. The Queen called my mother into her train. But itwas in no wise for our good. At Court my mother pined away--and so shedied in durance. " "Wherefore in durance?" "To what she saw she would not shut her eyes; to what she heard she wouldnot close her soul; what was required of her she would not do. " "She would not obey the Queen?" "She could not obey those whom the Queen favoured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once came the King and Queen--Francis and Mary--" Elizabeth drew herself upright with an exclamation. "Ah, you have seenher--Mary of Scots, " she said sharply. "You have seen her?" "As near as I might touch her with my hand, as near as is your highMajesty. She spoke to me--my mother's father was in her train;--as yetwe had not become Huguenots, nor did we know her Majesty as now the worldknows. They came, the King and Queen--and that was the beginning. " She paused, and looked shyly at Elizabet...h, as though she found it hard totell her story.
"And the beginning, it was--?" said Elizabeth, impatient and intent.
"We went to Court. The Queen called my mother into her train. But itwas in no wise for our good. At Court my mother pined away--and so shedied in durance. " "Wherefore in durance?" "To what she saw she would not shut her eyes; to what she heard she wouldnot close her soul; what was required of her she would not do. " "She would not obey the Queen?" "She could not obey those whom the Queen favoured.
What to read after Michel And Angele — volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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