Mr. Bonaparte of Corsica
Mr. Bonaparte of Corsica
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Their jealousy of him was becoming more painful to witness every day.
**If he goes to England," said Barras, "he'll conquer it, sure as fate ; and it will be MONTEBELLO — PARIS— EGYPT II3 near enough for excursion steamers to take the French people over to see him do it. If that happens we are lost." "He'll conquer Egypt, though, and he'll tell about it in such a way that he will appear twice as great," suggested Carnot.
" Seems to me we'd better sell out at once and be done with it." " Not so,..." said Moulin. " Let him go to Egypt. Very likely he'll fall off a pyramid there and break his neck." " Or get sunstruck," suggested Barras.
" There's no question about it in my mind," said Gohier. "Egypt is the place. If he es- capes the pyramids or sunstroke, there are still the lions and the simoon, not to mention the rapid tides of the Red Sea. Why, he just simply can't get back alive. I vote for Egypt." Thus it happened that on the 19th day of May, 1798, with an army of forty thousand men and a magnificant staff of picked ofli- 114 MR.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their jealousy of him was becoming more painful to witness every day.
**If he goes to England," said Barras, "he'll conquer it, sure as fate ; and it will be MONTEBELLO — PARIS— EGYPT II3 near enough for excursion steamers to take the French people over to see him do it. If that happens we are lost." "He'll conquer Egypt, though, and he'll tell about it in such a way that he will appear twice as great," suggested Carnot.
" Seems to me we'd better sell out at once and be done with it." " Not so,..." said Moulin. " Let him go to Egypt. Very likely he'll fall off a pyramid there and break his neck." " Or get sunstruck," suggested Barras.
" There's no question about it in my mind," said Gohier. "Egypt is the place. If he es- capes the pyramids or sunstroke, there are still the lions and the simoon, not to mention the rapid tides of the Red Sea. Why, he just simply can't get back alive. I vote for Egypt." Thus it happened that on the 19th day of May, 1798, with an army of forty thousand men and a magnificant staff of picked ofli- 114 MR.
What to read after Mr. Bonaparte of Corsica?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bangs John Kendrick to read onlineMoreLess
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