The Day of Wrath
The Day of Wrath
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It was generally said, muttered, whispered, and at last proclaimedaloud, that it was no pestilence the people had to fear, but that thegentry themselves who had resolved to exterminate the common-folks!
They had determined to exterminate them in an execrable horrible way--bypoison! They were casting into the barns, the wells, and the vats of thepot-house a deadly poison of swift operation-_that_ was the way in whichthey meant to destroy the people.
The doctors, apothecaries, and innkeepers had ...all been corrupted;everyone with short cropped hair; everyone who wore a cloth coat was tobe regarded as an enemy; nobody was to be trusted!
Who spread this terrible rumour?--spread it first of all in secret, inmysterious whispers from house to house, but presently proclaimed it inthe public thoroughfares with a loud voice and amidst the clash of arms?Ah! who can say? So much only is certain that the tissues of thisnetwork of calumny spread far and wide. It is possible to make humanweakness, ignorance, and rustic stupidity believe almost anything.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was generally said, muttered, whispered, and at last proclaimedaloud, that it was no pestilence the people had to fear, but that thegentry themselves who had resolved to exterminate the common-folks!
They had determined to exterminate them in an execrable horrible way--bypoison! They were casting into the barns, the wells, and the vats of thepot-house a deadly poison of swift operation-_that_ was the way in whichthey meant to destroy the people.
The doctors, apothecaries, and innkeepers had ...all been corrupted;everyone with short cropped hair; everyone who wore a cloth coat was tobe regarded as an enemy; nobody was to be trusted!
Who spread this terrible rumour?--spread it first of all in secret, inmysterious whispers from house to house, but presently proclaimed it inthe public thoroughfares with a loud voice and amidst the clash of arms?Ah! who can say? So much only is certain that the tissues of thisnetwork of calumny spread far and wide. It is possible to make humanweakness, ignorance, and rustic stupidity believe almost anything.
What to read after The Day of Wrath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mór Jókai to read onlineMoreLess
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