The Knight of Liberty, a Tale of the Fortunes of La Fayette,
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" Lady Washington ? " "My son." "You have a happy home. Washington fought for liberty, and I am an exile in the country for which he fought." One of the family at Mount Vernon came out on the portico, holding in his hand a great key.
"You are the son of Lafayette?" asked the gentleman.
"Yes, my father is Lafayette." " His heart souo-ht us in our distress as a nation, and the heart of the nation will always love his son." " But he has lost all, in trying to gain the liber- ties of France. Oh, my... poor father ! my poor mother ! " " The General of the Army of Ardennes has not lost all. The times have changed, my boy ; but France will one day become a free nation, like THE KEY TO THE BASTILLE. 1 59 America. Your father was a Knight of Liberty to us, he will prove some day to have been the apostle of Liberty to France." The boy burst into tears.
" My father, my father ! What did he not do for France? I wish that I might enfold him in my arms, as I used to do. I long for him all the time. I used to feel his heart beat, — that heart, that heart, — I wish that I might feel it again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Lady Washington ? " "My son." "You have a happy home. Washington fought for liberty, and I am an exile in the country for which he fought." One of the family at Mount Vernon came out on the portico, holding in his hand a great key.
"You are the son of Lafayette?" asked the gentleman.
"Yes, my father is Lafayette." " His heart souo-ht us in our distress as a nation, and the heart of the nation will always love his son." " But he has lost all, in trying to gain the liber- ties of France. Oh, my... poor father ! my poor mother ! " " The General of the Army of Ardennes has not lost all. The times have changed, my boy ; but France will one day become a free nation, like THE KEY TO THE BASTILLE. 1 59 America. Your father was a Knight of Liberty to us, he will prove some day to have been the apostle of Liberty to France." The boy burst into tears.
" My father, my father ! What did he not do for France? I wish that I might enfold him in my arms, as I used to do. I long for him all the time. I used to feel his heart beat, — that heart, that heart, — I wish that I might feel it again.
What to read after The Knight of Liberty, a Tale of the Fortunes of La Fayette,?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butterworth, Hezekiah, 1839-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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