The Temple of Memory
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176 CANTO VII.
That where death prowl'd about to leave his trace They were the proper persons for the place. While still the king's house shone with gold and glitter, Although the moment seem'd so very bitter. The guards, in most splendid uniform seen, Pass'd to and fro, the prelates, priests, between. The church of Notre Dame contained a mass Of poor, who pray'd, and men of highest class ; The poor quite prostrate on the pavement found, With looks that show'd their feeling was profound. Saint ...Koch was crowded even to the door With those who mercy for a soul implore. That evening he saw pass along on high, Through a long open gallery and nigh, The court returning from the chapel there Where for a parting soul was said the prayer. Fronting the palace gate was his hotel, Which gave him means for seeing all things well. Next morning about six he heard a shout Raised by the people, who saw driving out King Charles the Tenth, proceeding to Saint Cloud ; For from the Tuileries he then withdrew, King Louis having died two hours before, In point of fact five minutes just to four.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
176 CANTO VII.
That where death prowl'd about to leave his trace They were the proper persons for the place. While still the king's house shone with gold and glitter, Although the moment seem'd so very bitter. The guards, in most splendid uniform seen, Pass'd to and fro, the prelates, priests, between. The church of Notre Dame contained a mass Of poor, who pray'd, and men of highest class ; The poor quite prostrate on the pavement found, With looks that show'd their feeling was profound. Saint ...Koch was crowded even to the door With those who mercy for a soul implore. That evening he saw pass along on high, Through a long open gallery and nigh, The court returning from the chapel there Where for a parting soul was said the prayer. Fronting the palace gate was his hotel, Which gave him means for seeing all things well. Next morning about six he heard a shout Raised by the people, who saw driving out King Charles the Tenth, proceeding to Saint Cloud ; For from the Tuileries he then withdrew, King Louis having died two hours before, In point of fact five minutes just to four.
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