The Queen's Fillet
The Queen's Fillet
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When justice has spoken, humanity should resume its place.
There are seven hundred and twenty-one votes. A ma- jority of twenty-six have voted for death. In the name of the Convention I declare that the punishment of Louis Capet is death!" It was night; and the tumultuous mob, yelling and cheering, broke from the hall. Andr^ gathered up his papers and looked around. Vergniaud and Egalit6 were passing his desk. He hissed at them: "And I declare, in the name of the Supreme Being, that the punishm...ent of traitors and cowards is death!'' The two men turned pale and hastened away. Maurice was waiting outside.
"Now, my friend," said Andr^, "voice and pen have failed. Nothing is left but the sword. Are you pre- pared?" And Maurice said: "I am prepared." The two friends shook hands and parted.
Yes! He was prepared. So was de Batz, inheritor of a name that was always loyal to its king; so was Despard Digitized by VjOOQIC 164 THE QUEEN'S FILLET of the national Treasury; so were a few more, quite as loyal, but more timid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When justice has spoken, humanity should resume its place.
There are seven hundred and twenty-one votes. A ma- jority of twenty-six have voted for death. In the name of the Convention I declare that the punishment of Louis Capet is death!" It was night; and the tumultuous mob, yelling and cheering, broke from the hall. Andr^ gathered up his papers and looked around. Vergniaud and Egalit6 were passing his desk. He hissed at them: "And I declare, in the name of the Supreme Being, that the punishm...ent of traitors and cowards is death!'' The two men turned pale and hastened away. Maurice was waiting outside.
"Now, my friend," said Andr^, "voice and pen have failed. Nothing is left but the sword. Are you pre- pared?" And Maurice said: "I am prepared." The two friends shook hands and parted.
Yes! He was prepared. So was de Batz, inheritor of a name that was always loyal to its king; so was Despard Digitized by VjOOQIC 164 THE QUEEN'S FILLET of the national Treasury; so were a few more, quite as loyal, but more timid.
What to read after The Queen's Fillet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheehan, Patrick Augustine, 1852-1913 to read onlineMoreLess
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