The Martyrs:
The Martyrs:
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They resolved to wait for the offering of their abominable sacrifice, till Dis, the father of the shades, should have darkened the skies with another night. The crowd immediately dispersed over the heath, and the lights were extinguished. Still here and there the wind would kindle the expiring torch, and flash a momentary splendor on the deep gloom of the woods ; and at intervals the voice of the distant bards would swell on the ear, and I could distinguish in the distance the mournful bur- den... of their song.
" ' Teutates must be satisfied with blood ; he has spoken from the Druid oak. The sacred mistletoe has been cut off with the golden sickle, on the sixth day of the moon. Teutates must be satisfied with blood, for he has spoken from the Druid oak/ " I hastened my return to the castle, and immediately con- voked the Gaulish tribes. When they were assembled at the foot of the fortress, I assured them that I knew of their sedi- tious meetings, and the plots they were laying against Caesar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They resolved to wait for the offering of their abominable sacrifice, till Dis, the father of the shades, should have darkened the skies with another night. The crowd immediately dispersed over the heath, and the lights were extinguished. Still here and there the wind would kindle the expiring torch, and flash a momentary splendor on the deep gloom of the woods ; and at intervals the voice of the distant bards would swell on the ear, and I could distinguish in the distance the mournful bur- den... of their song.
" ' Teutates must be satisfied with blood ; he has spoken from the Druid oak. The sacred mistletoe has been cut off with the golden sickle, on the sixth day of the moon. Teutates must be satisfied with blood, for he has spoken from the Druid oak/ " I hastened my return to the castle, and immediately con- voked the Gaulish tribes. When they were assembled at the foot of the fortress, I assured them that I knew of their sedi- tious meetings, and the plots they were laying against Caesar.
What to read after The Martyrs:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chateaubriand, François-René, Vicomte De, 1768-1848 to read onlineMoreLess
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