The Abb Edgeworth And His Friends
The Abb Edgeworth And His Friends
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Mackau, one of the com- missaries who had had charge of her in the Temple, an officer belonging to the gendarmerie, and a manservant. On leaving her prison, the poor princess seems to have realised all she had lost, for she said : " Ah ! it would have been better for me to have shared my beloved parents' fate than be condemned to weep for them ! " As souvenirs of her long imprisonment she took with her a little dog named Coco * which a kind-hearted com- missary had given to her, a backgammon bo...ard upon which she had often played with her little brother, and a watch which had been given to her mother by Marie- Th^rese. She was obUged to leave behind her a goat of which she was very fond ; for many days after her depar- ture this poor creature wandered about the prison-yard calling for its mistress in a plaintive voice.
Madame Royale's release was a business affair ; it was not the outcome of sentiment, nor was it prompted by a desire on the part of the Directoire to propitiate the foreign powers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mackau, one of the com- missaries who had had charge of her in the Temple, an officer belonging to the gendarmerie, and a manservant. On leaving her prison, the poor princess seems to have realised all she had lost, for she said : " Ah ! it would have been better for me to have shared my beloved parents' fate than be condemned to weep for them ! " As souvenirs of her long imprisonment she took with her a little dog named Coco * which a kind-hearted com- missary had given to her, a backgammon bo...ard upon which she had often played with her little brother, and a watch which had been given to her mother by Marie- Th^rese. She was obUged to leave behind her a goat of which she was very fond ; for many days after her depar- ture this poor creature wandered about the prison-yard calling for its mistress in a plaintive voice.
Madame Royale's release was a business affair ; it was not the outcome of sentiment, nor was it prompted by a desire on the part of the Directoire to propitiate the foreign powers.
What to read after The Abb Edgeworth And His Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Violette M Montagu to read onlineMoreLess
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