The Paternal State in France And Germany
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Danton himself, with his thundering voice, al- though wading in blood, is losing his popularity. But one human being among these twenty-six millions of French people has risen at last not a Frenchman, but a French girl, who departs silently from Caen, in Nor- mandy, leaving to her father a few lines of indifferent excuse. She gets admission the next day at Marat's house, Rue de I'^cole de Mtidecine, 44, and plunges her knife in his heart. A stern, handsome girl, this Charlotte Corday, of 'quiet..., well-bred demeanor, with no French lyrism in her soul, but old Norman, Shake- spearian fire, who dies for what she considers a duty. Marat was sick and worn out. He left for all fortune the equivalent of twenty-five cents in American money and a few squalid pieces of furniture. Some of these paternal statesmen, it seems, are in earnest, and work only for the public weal, not for themselves. Thus died Marat while writing for Charlotte Corday the names of fifteen citizens of Caen who should be beheaded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Danton himself, with his thundering voice, al- though wading in blood, is losing his popularity. But one human being among these twenty-six millions of French people has risen at last not a Frenchman, but a French girl, who departs silently from Caen, in Nor- mandy, leaving to her father a few lines of indifferent excuse. She gets admission the next day at Marat's house, Rue de I'^cole de Mtidecine, 44, and plunges her knife in his heart. A stern, handsome girl, this Charlotte Corday, of 'quiet..., well-bred demeanor, with no French lyrism in her soul, but old Norman, Shake- spearian fire, who dies for what she considers a duty. Marat was sick and worn out. He left for all fortune the equivalent of twenty-five cents in American money and a few squalid pieces of furniture. Some of these paternal statesmen, it seems, are in earnest, and work only for the public weal, not for themselves. Thus died Marat while writing for Charlotte Corday the names of fifteen citizens of Caen who should be beheaded.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henri Gaullieur to read onlineMoreLess
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