The Carbonaro : a Piedmontese Tale 1
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If you had been content, instead of arguing the matter with the magistrate, to THE CARBONARO. 109 state the simple facts of the case, to tell him, for instance, that you had had the honour to accompany me in a tale-hunting excursion, by which it was your intention to profit, by describing with your pen those objects that I drew with my pencil — and my sketch-book and your scrap-book would have sufficiently proved all this — we should have been released at once. It is true, the scaling of the wa...ll remained still ; but, as we had taken nothing and broken nothing, it is evident that we should have got rid of that for a rebuke at most. The officer of the gendarmes, who seemed an honest fellow, would have taken our part, and the justice must have given in.
But no — thy stubborn head had determined otherwise. I am enraged when I think that I promised positively to be at the green-room of the Varittes this evening at seven." 110 THE CARBONARO.
" You think of nothing but amusements " "And what the deuce came 1 into the world for else, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you had been content, instead of arguing the matter with the magistrate, to THE CARBONARO. 109 state the simple facts of the case, to tell him, for instance, that you had had the honour to accompany me in a tale-hunting excursion, by which it was your intention to profit, by describing with your pen those objects that I drew with my pencil — and my sketch-book and your scrap-book would have sufficiently proved all this — we should have been released at once. It is true, the scaling of the wa...ll remained still ; but, as we had taken nothing and broken nothing, it is evident that we should have got rid of that for a rebuke at most. The officer of the gendarmes, who seemed an honest fellow, would have taken our part, and the justice must have given in.
But no — thy stubborn head had determined otherwise. I am enraged when I think that I promised positively to be at the green-room of the Varittes this evening at seven." 110 THE CARBONARO.
" You think of nothing but amusements " "And what the deuce came 1 into the world for else, Mr.
What to read after The Carbonaro : a Piedmontese Tale 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lévis, Pierre-Marc-Gaston, Duc De, 1764-1830 to read onlineMoreLess
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