The Recollections of Alexis De Tocqueville;
The Recollections of Alexis De Tocqueville;
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They dripped with sweat, although the nature and condition of their clothing was not calculated to make the heat very uncomfortable for them, for several were quite bare-breasted. There rose from this multitude a confused noise from the midst of which one some- times heard very threatening observations. I caught sight of men who shook their fists at us and called us their agents. This expression was often repeated ; for several days the ultra-democratic newspapers had done nothing but call the ...repre- sentatives the agents of the people, and these black- guards had taken kindly to the idea. A moment after, I had an opportunity of observing with what vivacity and clearness the popular mind receives and reflects images. I heard a man in a blouse, standing next to me, say to his fellow, " See that vulture down there ? I should like to twist its neck." I followed the movement of his arm and his eyes and saw without difficulty that he was speaking of Lacordaire, who was sitting in his Dominican's frock on the top bench of the Left.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They dripped with sweat, although the nature and condition of their clothing was not calculated to make the heat very uncomfortable for them, for several were quite bare-breasted. There rose from this multitude a confused noise from the midst of which one some- times heard very threatening observations. I caught sight of men who shook their fists at us and called us their agents. This expression was often repeated ; for several days the ultra-democratic newspapers had done nothing but call the ...repre- sentatives the agents of the people, and these black- guards had taken kindly to the idea. A moment after, I had an opportunity of observing with what vivacity and clearness the popular mind receives and reflects images. I heard a man in a blouse, standing next to me, say to his fellow, " See that vulture down there ? I should like to twist its neck." I followed the movement of his arm and his eyes and saw without difficulty that he was speaking of Lacordaire, who was sitting in his Dominican's frock on the top bench of the Left.
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