The Little Dauphin
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"For two days now he has been keeping it for you," and he wrapped the pitiful little pre- sent, Louis XVI I. 's stale chicken, in a bit of paper.
'* Poor little lad," said the mason, a little chokily, as he pocketed the gift, " I wish I could put you in my other pocket and carry you away from here as well." 214 THE LITTLE DAUPHIN Tears came into the eyes of the child, and Simon said to him in uncouth but well-meant consolation, *' Never mind, my boy ; when you get out of here I will teach you t...o be a shoe- maker." What greater ambition — so, we sup- pose, ran the thoughts of the republican cobbler — could any heart hold, even that of the heir of the Bourbons ?
Louis-Charles had another distraction besides the society of Barelle and the child Clouet. In the lumber-room of the Temple had been found a mechanical toy, an artificial canary-bird, caged, which could flap its wings and sing a tune called *' The King's March." Permission was gained to have this put in order — at considerable ex- pense, as it happened — and the toy was placed in Louis's room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"For two days now he has been keeping it for you," and he wrapped the pitiful little pre- sent, Louis XVI I. 's stale chicken, in a bit of paper.
'* Poor little lad," said the mason, a little chokily, as he pocketed the gift, " I wish I could put you in my other pocket and carry you away from here as well." 214 THE LITTLE DAUPHIN Tears came into the eyes of the child, and Simon said to him in uncouth but well-meant consolation, *' Never mind, my boy ; when you get out of here I will teach you t...o be a shoe- maker." What greater ambition — so, we sup- pose, ran the thoughts of the republican cobbler — could any heart hold, even that of the heir of the Bourbons ?
Louis-Charles had another distraction besides the society of Barelle and the child Clouet. In the lumber-room of the Temple had been found a mechanical toy, an artificial canary-bird, caged, which could flap its wings and sing a tune called *' The King's March." Permission was gained to have this put in order — at considerable ex- pense, as it happened — and the toy was placed in Louis's room.
What to read after The Little Dauphin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Welch to read onlineMoreLess
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