The Young Traveller Or Adventures of Etienne in Search of His Father a Tale
The Young Traveller Or Adventures of Etienne in Search of His Father a Tale
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They had not, however, proceeded far, before they were met by another mob, no less sanguinary than that from which they had escaped, and by whom they would most probably H2 76 THE YOUNG TRAVELLER.
have been sacrificed, if our young- hero, who was grown wise by ex- perience, had not shouted out, " Vive la nation, " and persuaded his father to wave his hat with the tri-coloured cockade. Thus de- ceiving, they were received with shouts, and suffered to pass unmo- lested : for some time they conti-... nued to 0*0 forward with the crowd o as being- less exposed to suspicion, than when passing- through the streets alone ; but coming to a cross street which was known to the Mar- quis, they suddenly quitted the mob ? and passing- through two or three private passages, they stopped at a mean looking house, in which re- sided a man who had formerly been servant to the Marquis, and in whoiu THE YOUNG TRAVELLER. 77 iae had the greatest confidence. Le M aire, which was the name of this faithful domestic, started with sur- prize and joy at thus again behold- ing his beloved master, who he feared had long since suffered for his attachment to his much la- mented sovereign.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had not, however, proceeded far, before they were met by another mob, no less sanguinary than that from which they had escaped, and by whom they would most probably H2 76 THE YOUNG TRAVELLER.
have been sacrificed, if our young- hero, who was grown wise by ex- perience, had not shouted out, " Vive la nation, " and persuaded his father to wave his hat with the tri-coloured cockade. Thus de- ceiving, they were received with shouts, and suffered to pass unmo- lested : for some time they conti-... nued to 0*0 forward with the crowd o as being- less exposed to suspicion, than when passing- through the streets alone ; but coming to a cross street which was known to the Mar- quis, they suddenly quitted the mob ? and passing- through two or three private passages, they stopped at a mean looking house, in which re- sided a man who had formerly been servant to the Marquis, and in whoiu THE YOUNG TRAVELLER. 77 iae had the greatest confidence. Le M aire, which was the name of this faithful domestic, started with sur- prize and joy at thus again behold- ing his beloved master, who he feared had long since suffered for his attachment to his much la- mented sovereign.
What to read after The Young Traveller Or Adventures of Etienne in Search of His Father a Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G R Hoare to read onlineMoreLess
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