The Dawn Les Aubes
The Dawn Les Aubes
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I affirm, before you all, that you have been proud to live together, thanks to your clear and mutual good-will. You have realized that the future depended upon your attitude. That is well.
[Silence. All heads are bozved.
But will this union maintain itself, in the midst of the misery and the famine that will break out here? [General silence. Haineau shrugs his shoulders.
Hcrcnien gathers that there has been a dispute.
Suddenly changing his tone: You were, I admit, in terrible straits. From the ...height of this mountain of death, certainly, you dominated those whom you detested. But your hearths and homes were wanting; your wives were wanting, your sons, your daughters. The Regency held them in its grasp, already impatient to crush them out. Ah ! you have suffered the interminable passing of black hours, the long and slow procession of anguish after anguish through the soul ! Happily all may be changed. The Regency offers you peace.
HAINEAU Never will we parley with the Regents.
HERENIEN If you refuse to parley, the massacre begins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I affirm, before you all, that you have been proud to live together, thanks to your clear and mutual good-will. You have realized that the future depended upon your attitude. That is well.
[Silence. All heads are bozved.
But will this union maintain itself, in the midst of the misery and the famine that will break out here? [General silence. Haineau shrugs his shoulders.
Hcrcnien gathers that there has been a dispute.
Suddenly changing his tone: You were, I admit, in terrible straits. From the ...height of this mountain of death, certainly, you dominated those whom you detested. But your hearths and homes were wanting; your wives were wanting, your sons, your daughters. The Regency held them in its grasp, already impatient to crush them out. Ah ! you have suffered the interminable passing of black hours, the long and slow procession of anguish after anguish through the soul ! Happily all may be changed. The Regency offers you peace.
HAINEAU Never will we parley with the Regents.
HERENIEN If you refuse to parley, the massacre begins.
What to read after The Dawn Les Aubes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emile Verhaeren to read onlineMoreLess
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