Novels By Paul De Kock volume 17
Novels By Paul De Kock volume 17
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At that moment a piteous cry arose ; it came from one of the wretches who had just been branded. That cry went to Adeline's heart, it revolutionized all her senses; she heard it constantly, for she had recognized the griefstricken tone. A sentiment which she could not control caused her to turn her eyes toward the cul- prits. A man, still young, but pale, downcast, disfigured, was bound upon the stool in front of her. Adeline gazed at him. She could not fail to recognize him. The miser- able wr...etch's eyes met hers. It was Edouard, it was her husband, who had been cast out from society, and whom she found upon the stool of repentance.
A shriek of horror escaped from the young woman's lips. The criminal dropped his head on his breast, and Adeline, beside herself, bereft of her senses, succumbed at last to the violence of her grief, and fell unconscious to the ground, still pressing her child to her bosom with a convulsive movement.
306 BROTHER JACQUES XXX GOODMAN GERVAL The French, especially the lower classes, have this merit, that they pass readily from one sensation to an- other; after witnessing an execution, they will stop in front of a Punch and Judy show ; they laugh and weep with amazing rapidity ; and the same man who has just pushed his neighbor roughly aside because he prevented him from seeing a criminal led to the gallows, will eagerly raise and succor the unfortunate mortal whom destitution or some accident causes to fall at his feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At that moment a piteous cry arose ; it came from one of the wretches who had just been branded. That cry went to Adeline's heart, it revolutionized all her senses; she heard it constantly, for she had recognized the griefstricken tone. A sentiment which she could not control caused her to turn her eyes toward the cul- prits. A man, still young, but pale, downcast, disfigured, was bound upon the stool in front of her. Adeline gazed at him. She could not fail to recognize him. The miser- able wr...etch's eyes met hers. It was Edouard, it was her husband, who had been cast out from society, and whom she found upon the stool of repentance.
A shriek of horror escaped from the young woman's lips. The criminal dropped his head on his breast, and Adeline, beside herself, bereft of her senses, succumbed at last to the violence of her grief, and fell unconscious to the ground, still pressing her child to her bosom with a convulsive movement.
306 BROTHER JACQUES XXX GOODMAN GERVAL The French, especially the lower classes, have this merit, that they pass readily from one sensation to an- other; after witnessing an execution, they will stop in front of a Punch and Judy show ; they laugh and weep with amazing rapidity ; and the same man who has just pushed his neighbor roughly aside because he prevented him from seeing a criminal led to the gallows, will eagerly raise and succor the unfortunate mortal whom destitution or some accident causes to fall at his feet.
What to read after Novels By Paul De Kock volume 17?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul De Kock to read onlineMoreLess
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