The Son of Monte-Cristo, volume I
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" A gag was inserted between Aslitta's lips, his arms and limbs werebound, and two pandours dragged him away, while the count said: "You know the order; take good care of him! You must answer for theprisoner with your life. " One of the pandours pressed the muzzle of his gun against Aslitta'sforehead and threateningly said: "Do not stir or I will blow your brains out. " Aslitta was obliged to obey. The carriage in which he had been placedstopped, the marquis was lifted out, and the doors of a s...ubterraneandungeon closed behind him.
CHAPTER XXV THE MASKS FALL When the hated Austrian uniforms appeared in the brilliantly lightedstreets, a threatening noise was uttered by the mob, and the studentswho surrounded Luciola's carriage threw themselves upon the officers.
It was a foolish beginning, for they had no weapons--they only possessedburning patriotism, and their hatred of the foreign oppressor.
A shot now fell, and at the same time the tall form of Count San Pietroloomed up, giving commands to the soldiers to make the attack--an attackagainst a defenceless crowd of human beings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A gag was inserted between Aslitta's lips, his arms and limbs werebound, and two pandours dragged him away, while the count said: "You know the order; take good care of him! You must answer for theprisoner with your life. " One of the pandours pressed the muzzle of his gun against Aslitta'sforehead and threateningly said: "Do not stir or I will blow your brains out. " Aslitta was obliged to obey. The carriage in which he had been placedstopped, the marquis was lifted out, and the doors of a s...ubterraneandungeon closed behind him.
CHAPTER XXV THE MASKS FALL When the hated Austrian uniforms appeared in the brilliantly lightedstreets, a threatening noise was uttered by the mob, and the studentswho surrounded Luciola's carriage threw themselves upon the officers.
It was a foolish beginning, for they had no weapons--they only possessedburning patriotism, and their hatred of the foreign oppressor.
A shot now fell, and at the same time the tall form of Count San Pietroloomed up, giving commands to the soldiers to make the attack--an attackagainst a defenceless crowd of human beings.
What to read after The Son of Monte-Cristo, volume I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lermina Jules to read onlineMoreLess
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