The Elusive Pimpernel
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"They said that if I guarded you well, Felicite and Francois wouldbe set free, " replied the old man after a while, during which he madevigorous efforts to overcome his nervousness, "and that if you escapedthe children and I would be guillotined the very next day. " There was silence in the little room now. The Abbe was sitting quitestill, clasping his trembling fingers, and Marguerite neither moved norspoke. What the old man had just said was very slowly finding its way tothe innermost cells o...f her brain. Until her mind had thoroughly graspedthe meaning of it all, she could not trust herself to make a singlecomment.
It was some seconds before she fully understood it all, before sherealized what it meant not only to her, but indirectly to her husband. Until now she had not been fully conscious of the enormous wave of hopewhich almost in spite of herself had risen triumphant above the dull, grey sea of her former despair; only now when it had been shatteredagainst this deadly rock of almost superhuman devilry and cunning didshe understand what she had hoped, and what she must now completelyforswear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"They said that if I guarded you well, Felicite and Francois wouldbe set free, " replied the old man after a while, during which he madevigorous efforts to overcome his nervousness, "and that if you escapedthe children and I would be guillotined the very next day. " There was silence in the little room now. The Abbe was sitting quitestill, clasping his trembling fingers, and Marguerite neither moved norspoke. What the old man had just said was very slowly finding its way tothe innermost cells o...f her brain. Until her mind had thoroughly graspedthe meaning of it all, she could not trust herself to make a singlecomment.
It was some seconds before she fully understood it all, before sherealized what it meant not only to her, but indirectly to her husband. Until now she had not been fully conscious of the enormous wave of hopewhich almost in spite of herself had risen triumphant above the dull, grey sea of her former despair; only now when it had been shatteredagainst this deadly rock of almost superhuman devilry and cunning didshe understand what she had hoped, and what she must now completelyforswear.
What to read after The Elusive Pimpernel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orczy Emmuska Orczy Baroness to read onlineMoreLess
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