The History of a Crime
The History of a Crime
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Schoelcher is of an heroic nature, he has the grand impatience ofdanger.
"Let us go, " he cried; "our friends will join us, let us go outside. " They had no arms.
"Let us disarm the post which is over there, " said Schoelcher.
They left the Salle Roysin in order, two by two, arm in arm. Fifteen ortwenty men of the people escorted them. They went before them, crying, "Long live the Republic! To arms!" Some children preceded and followed them, shouting, "Long live theMountain!" The entrances of t...he closed shops were half opened. A few men appearedat the doors, a few women showed themselves at the windows. Knots ofworkmen going to their work watched them pass. They cried, "Long liveour Representatives! Long live the Republic!" Sympathy was everywhere, but insurrection nowhere. The processiongathered few adherents on the way.
A man who was leading a saddled horse joined them. They did not knowthis man, nor whence this horse came. It seemed as if the man offeredhis services to any one who wished to fly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Schoelcher is of an heroic nature, he has the grand impatience ofdanger.
"Let us go, " he cried; "our friends will join us, let us go outside. " They had no arms.
"Let us disarm the post which is over there, " said Schoelcher.
They left the Salle Roysin in order, two by two, arm in arm. Fifteen ortwenty men of the people escorted them. They went before them, crying, "Long live the Republic! To arms!" Some children preceded and followed them, shouting, "Long live theMountain!" The entrances of t...he closed shops were half opened. A few men appearedat the doors, a few women showed themselves at the windows. Knots ofworkmen going to their work watched them pass. They cried, "Long liveour Representatives! Long live the Republic!" Sympathy was everywhere, but insurrection nowhere. The processiongathered few adherents on the way.
A man who was leading a saddled horse joined them. They did not knowthis man, nor whence this horse came. It seemed as if the man offeredhis services to any one who wished to fly.
What to read after The History of a Crime?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugo, Victor, 1802-1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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