The Wandering Jew — volume 11
The Wandering Jew — volume 11
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we must not leave these poor women to encounter the madman. Followme, friends!" cried generously one of the spectators, who was stillblessed with health, and he rushed towards the steps to return to theante-chamber.
"It's too late! it's only exposing yourself in vain, " cried many persons, holding him back by force.
At this moment, voices were heard, exclaiming: "Here is the AbbeGabriel. " "He is coming downstairs. He has heard the noise. " "He is asking what is the matter. " "What will he do?"... Gabriel, occupied with a dying person in a neighboring room, had, indeed, just learned that Morok, having broken his bonds, had succeeded inescaping from the chamber in which he had been temporarily confined. Foreseeing the terrible dangers which might result from the escape of thelion-tamer, the missionary consulted only his courage, and hastened down, in the hope of preventing greater misfortunes. In obedience to hisorders, an attendant followed him, bearing a brazier full of hot cinders, on which lay several irons, at a white heat, used by the doctors forcauterizing, in desperate cases of cholera.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
we must not leave these poor women to encounter the madman. Followme, friends!" cried generously one of the spectators, who was stillblessed with health, and he rushed towards the steps to return to theante-chamber.
"It's too late! it's only exposing yourself in vain, " cried many persons, holding him back by force.
At this moment, voices were heard, exclaiming: "Here is the AbbeGabriel. " "He is coming downstairs. He has heard the noise. " "He is asking what is the matter. " "What will he do?"... Gabriel, occupied with a dying person in a neighboring room, had, indeed, just learned that Morok, having broken his bonds, had succeeded inescaping from the chamber in which he had been temporarily confined. Foreseeing the terrible dangers which might result from the escape of thelion-tamer, the missionary consulted only his courage, and hastened down, in the hope of preventing greater misfortunes. In obedience to hisorders, an attendant followed him, bearing a brazier full of hot cinders, on which lay several irons, at a white heat, used by the doctors forcauterizing, in desperate cases of cholera.
What to read after The Wandering Jew — volume 11?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sue Eugène to read onlineMoreLess
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