The King Who Never Reigned; Being Memoirs Upon Louis Xvii
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(Signature of the young Dauphin).
Copy of a Letter addressed by NaundorfF to the Duchesse d'Angouleme.
My Last Letter to my Sister You have read, Madame, the last wishes of our good mother, written by her own hand just before her death. " She must help her brother ; union alone can give them happiness." These words will remind you of what she had already said to you during a scene which took place in the chief tower of the Temple. And it is because these words are so absolutely true that our en...emies, by spreading infamous calumnies, have done everything which lay in their power to keep you from me ; they have deceived your sisterly affection by giving my name to several of those wretches whom they hold in reserve, and, by fraudulently extracting our secrets, they parody all my endeavours to make myself known to you. God, Madame, has given you eyes 270 THE KING WHO NEVER REIGNED that you may see, and ears that you may hear. In the presence of our beloved mother, before the judgment-seat of the Sovereign Judge, you will have to explain why you would neither see with your own eyes he who has already given you so many proofs of his identity, nor hear with your own ears the reply to all questions put by you to your own brother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Signature of the young Dauphin).
Copy of a Letter addressed by NaundorfF to the Duchesse d'Angouleme.
My Last Letter to my Sister You have read, Madame, the last wishes of our good mother, written by her own hand just before her death. " She must help her brother ; union alone can give them happiness." These words will remind you of what she had already said to you during a scene which took place in the chief tower of the Temple. And it is because these words are so absolutely true that our en...emies, by spreading infamous calumnies, have done everything which lay in their power to keep you from me ; they have deceived your sisterly affection by giving my name to several of those wretches whom they hold in reserve, and, by fraudulently extracting our secrets, they parody all my endeavours to make myself known to you. God, Madame, has given you eyes 270 THE KING WHO NEVER REIGNED that you may see, and ears that you may hear. In the presence of our beloved mother, before the judgment-seat of the Sovereign Judge, you will have to explain why you would neither see with your own eyes he who has already given you so many proofs of his identity, nor hear with your own ears the reply to all questions put by you to your own brother.
What to read after The King Who Never Reigned; Being Memoirs Upon Louis Xvii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vitrac, Maurice, 1871-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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