The Adventures of François, Foundling, Thief, Juggler, And Fencing Master, During the French Revolution
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" But let him take care ; I am not a man to be played with." Francois said he should think not, but that if he meditated an attack on that miserable ci-devant yon- der, it were better to wait until Gregoire had come and gone.
This caution seemed to awaken suspicion. Pierre turned, and caught PranQois's arm. " Thou art a spy — a spy of the Convention ! " " Thou must be more fond of a joke than was once thy way. Nonsense ! I could go back and warn the marquis. That would serve the republic, and w...ell, too ; for, by Heaven ! if thou art of a mind to burn houses, Robespierre will shorten thee by a head in no time." " Who talks of burning houses 1 Am I a fool ? I— Despard?" " No, indeed. Thou—" Francois needed the man's help, and felt that he was risking his own safety. He THE ADVENTURES OP FEANgOIS 163 must at least seem to trust him. " Dost thou mean to arrest Ste. Luce?" "I do." "But when?" " Oh, in a day or two ; no hurry." Francois knew that he was hearing a lie. " Good," he said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But let him take care ; I am not a man to be played with." Francois said he should think not, but that if he meditated an attack on that miserable ci-devant yon- der, it were better to wait until Gregoire had come and gone.
This caution seemed to awaken suspicion. Pierre turned, and caught PranQois's arm. " Thou art a spy — a spy of the Convention ! " " Thou must be more fond of a joke than was once thy way. Nonsense ! I could go back and warn the marquis. That would serve the republic, and w...ell, too ; for, by Heaven ! if thou art of a mind to burn houses, Robespierre will shorten thee by a head in no time." " Who talks of burning houses 1 Am I a fool ? I— Despard?" " No, indeed. Thou—" Francois needed the man's help, and felt that he was risking his own safety. He THE ADVENTURES OP FEANgOIS 163 must at least seem to trust him. " Dost thou mean to arrest Ste. Luce?" "I do." "But when?" " Oh, in a day or two ; no hurry." Francois knew that he was hearing a lie. " Good," he said.
What to read after The Adventures of François, Foundling, Thief, Juggler, And Fencing Master, During the French Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Silas Weir to read onlineMoreLess
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