The Wandering Jew — Complete
The Wandering Jew — Complete
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3, Rue St. Francois, claiming what was avast surprise for the Jesuits, who, a hundred and fifty yearsbefore, had discovered that Count Marius de Rennepont had secreted aconsiderable amount of his wealth, all of which had been confiscated tothem, in those painful days of dragoonings, and the revocation of theEdict of Nantes. They had bargained for some thirty or forty millions offrancs to be theirs, by educating Gabriel into resigning his inheritanceto them, but it was two hundred and twelve mil...lions which the Jesuitrepresentatives (Father d'Aigrigny and his secretary, Rodin) were amazedto hear their nursling placed in possession of. They had the treasurein their hands, in fact, when a woman of strangely sad beauty hadmysteriously entered the room where the will had been read, and laida paper before the notary. It was a codicil, duly drawn up and signed, deferring the carrying out of the testament until the first day of Junethe same year. The Jesuits fled from the house, in rage and intensedisappointment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3, Rue St. Francois, claiming what was avast surprise for the Jesuits, who, a hundred and fifty yearsbefore, had discovered that Count Marius de Rennepont had secreted aconsiderable amount of his wealth, all of which had been confiscated tothem, in those painful days of dragoonings, and the revocation of theEdict of Nantes. They had bargained for some thirty or forty millions offrancs to be theirs, by educating Gabriel into resigning his inheritanceto them, but it was two hundred and twelve mil...lions which the Jesuitrepresentatives (Father d'Aigrigny and his secretary, Rodin) were amazedto hear their nursling placed in possession of. They had the treasurein their hands, in fact, when a woman of strangely sad beauty hadmysteriously entered the room where the will had been read, and laida paper before the notary. It was a codicil, duly drawn up and signed, deferring the carrying out of the testament until the first day of Junethe same year. The Jesuits fled from the house, in rage and intensedisappointment.
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