The Little Huguenot a Romance of Fountainebleau
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" De Guyon thought that he would be happy if the attempt were per- mitted to him ; but he said nothing of this, harking back rather to the message he must bear.
" The king comes to the chateau on Saturday about sundown, " said he ; "I am to meet him there with news of you. " " Then that you have. You will tell him that Gabrielle de Vernet 67 ''The Little Huguenot. " will come to the Court when he shall be pleased to carry her there. " He stared at her now with blank astonishment.
" It would cos...t me my command, " he stammered.
She looked at him with a little con- tempt.
" Your command, Monsieur de Guyon would you buy that at such a price ?" "Mafoi!" said he; but you do not know ; I am poor and without friends ; the king trusts me in this " She laughed loudly.
" Well, " said she, " you are but a simpleton after all. Come, you have eaten no breakfast. And since you must remain with me some days, 1 must see that you preserve your ap- petite. We will talk of this again. Let us think of going homeward now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" De Guyon thought that he would be happy if the attempt were per- mitted to him ; but he said nothing of this, harking back rather to the message he must bear.
" The king comes to the chateau on Saturday about sundown, " said he ; "I am to meet him there with news of you. " " Then that you have. You will tell him that Gabrielle de Vernet 67 ''The Little Huguenot. " will come to the Court when he shall be pleased to carry her there. " He stared at her now with blank astonishment.
" It would cos...t me my command, " he stammered.
She looked at him with a little con- tempt.
" Your command, Monsieur de Guyon would you buy that at such a price ?" "Mafoi!" said he; but you do not know ; I am poor and without friends ; the king trusts me in this " She laughed loudly.
" Well, " said she, " you are but a simpleton after all. Come, you have eaten no breakfast. And since you must remain with me some days, 1 must see that you preserve your ap- petite. We will talk of this again. Let us think of going homeward now.
What to read after The Little Huguenot a Romance of Fountainebleau?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Pemberton to read onlineMoreLess
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