Richelieu : a Tale of France 2
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" I am glad to see you well, Madam," said he, and passed on to the nurse who held in her arms the young Dau- phin.
The child had not seen its father for some weeks, and now perceiving a rude-looking ill- dressed man, approaching hastily towards it, RICHELIEU. 123 became frightened, hid its face on the nurse's shoulder, and burst into tears.
The rage of the King now broke the bounds of common decency.
" Ha !" exclaimed he, stamping on the ground with his heavy boot, till the whole apartment rang... : " is it so, Madam ? Do you teach my children, also, to dislike their father ?" " No, my Lord, no, indeed P replied Anne of Austria, in a tone of deep distress, seeing this unfortunate contretems so strangely mis- construed to her disadvantage. " I neither teach the child to dislike you, nor does he dislike you ; but you approached Louis hastily, and with your hat flapped over your eyes, so that he does not know you. Come hither, Louis," she continued, taking the Dauphin out of the nurse's arms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I am glad to see you well, Madam," said he, and passed on to the nurse who held in her arms the young Dau- phin.
The child had not seen its father for some weeks, and now perceiving a rude-looking ill- dressed man, approaching hastily towards it, RICHELIEU. 123 became frightened, hid its face on the nurse's shoulder, and burst into tears.
The rage of the King now broke the bounds of common decency.
" Ha !" exclaimed he, stamping on the ground with his heavy boot, till the whole apartment rang... : " is it so, Madam ? Do you teach my children, also, to dislike their father ?" " No, my Lord, no, indeed P replied Anne of Austria, in a tone of deep distress, seeing this unfortunate contretems so strangely mis- construed to her disadvantage. " I neither teach the child to dislike you, nor does he dislike you ; but you approached Louis hastily, and with your hat flapped over your eyes, so that he does not know you. Come hither, Louis," she continued, taking the Dauphin out of the nurse's arms.
What to read after Richelieu : a Tale of France 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James, G. P. R. (George Payne Rainsford), 1801?-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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