Richelieu a Tale of France volume 1
Richelieu a Tale of France volume 1
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It was thus it happened : I had gone as a volunteer to the siege of Perpignan, or rather, as one of the Arri^re-boji of Languedoc, which was led by the young and gallant Due d'Engliien, to whom, after a long resistance, that city de- I 5 178 RICHELIEU.
livered its keys. As soon as the place had sur- rendered, I asked permission to absent myself for a few days. His Highness granted it im- mediately, and I set out. — For what think you, Pauline ? what, but to visit that spot, round which all the ...hopes of my heart, all the dreams of my imagination, had hovered for many a year. — But to proceed, taking the two first stages of my journey towards Paris, I sudden- ly changed my course, and embarking on the Rhone, descended as far as the Chateau de Beaumont. You remember, that my page, Henry La Mothe, is the son of your mother's fermier, old La Mothe, and doubtless know full well his house among the oaks, on the bor- ders of the great wood. It was here I took up my abode, and formed a thousand plans of seeing you undiscovered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was thus it happened : I had gone as a volunteer to the siege of Perpignan, or rather, as one of the Arri^re-boji of Languedoc, which was led by the young and gallant Due d'Engliien, to whom, after a long resistance, that city de- I 5 178 RICHELIEU.
livered its keys. As soon as the place had sur- rendered, I asked permission to absent myself for a few days. His Highness granted it im- mediately, and I set out. — For what think you, Pauline ? what, but to visit that spot, round which all the ...hopes of my heart, all the dreams of my imagination, had hovered for many a year. — But to proceed, taking the two first stages of my journey towards Paris, I sudden- ly changed my course, and embarking on the Rhone, descended as far as the Chateau de Beaumont. You remember, that my page, Henry La Mothe, is the son of your mother's fermier, old La Mothe, and doubtless know full well his house among the oaks, on the bor- ders of the great wood. It was here I took up my abode, and formed a thousand plans of seeing you undiscovered.
What to read after Richelieu a Tale of France volume 1?
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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