Outre-Mer, a Pilgrimage Beyond the Sea
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— he to whom the undaunted Du Faur cried, like Elijah to Ahab, * It is thou who troublest Is- rael !' — Where is the king ? Called, through a sudden and violent death, to the judgment- seat of Heaven ! — Where is Minard, the per- secutor of the just? Slain by the hand of an assassin ! It was not without reason that I said to him, when standing before my accusers, 'Tremble! believe the word of one who is about to appear before God; thou likewise shalt stand there soon, — ^thou that sheddest the ...blood of the children of peace.' He has gone to his account before me." " And that menace has hastened thine own condemnation. Minard was slain by the THE BAPTISM OF FIRE. I3I Huguenots, and it is whispered that thou wast privy to his death." " This, at least, might have been spared a dying man !" replied the prisoner, much agi- tated by so unjust and so unexpected an accu- sation. "As I hope for mercy hereafter, I am innocent of the blood of this man, and of all knowledge of so foul a crime.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— he to whom the undaunted Du Faur cried, like Elijah to Ahab, * It is thou who troublest Is- rael !' — Where is the king ? Called, through a sudden and violent death, to the judgment- seat of Heaven ! — Where is Minard, the per- secutor of the just? Slain by the hand of an assassin ! It was not without reason that I said to him, when standing before my accusers, 'Tremble! believe the word of one who is about to appear before God; thou likewise shalt stand there soon, — ^thou that sheddest the ...blood of the children of peace.' He has gone to his account before me." " And that menace has hastened thine own condemnation. Minard was slain by the THE BAPTISM OF FIRE. I3I Huguenots, and it is whispered that thou wast privy to his death." " This, at least, might have been spared a dying man !" replied the prisoner, much agi- tated by so unjust and so unexpected an accu- sation. "As I hope for mercy hereafter, I am innocent of the blood of this man, and of all knowledge of so foul a crime.
What to read after Outre-Mer, a Pilgrimage Beyond the Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, 1807-1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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