Urbain Grandier
Urbain Grandier
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Beherit wastheir last hope, and he replied that he was prepared to lift up M. DeLaubardemont's cap, and would do so before the expiration of a quarterof an hour.
We must here remark that this time the exorcisms took place in theevening, instead of in the morning as hitherto; and it was nowgrowing dark, and darkness is favourable to illusions. Several of theunbelieving ones present, therefore, began to call attention to the factthat the quarter of an hour's delay would necessitate the employment...of artificial light during the next scene. They also noticed that M. DeLaubardemont had seated himself apart and immediately beneath one of thearches in the vaulted roof, through which a hole had been drilled forthe passage of the bell-rope. They therefore slipped out of the church, and up into the belfry, where they hid. In a few moments a man appearedwho began to work at something. They sprang on him and seized hiswrists, and found in one of his hands a thin line of horsehair, to oneend of which a hook was attached.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beherit wastheir last hope, and he replied that he was prepared to lift up M. DeLaubardemont's cap, and would do so before the expiration of a quarterof an hour.
We must here remark that this time the exorcisms took place in theevening, instead of in the morning as hitherto; and it was nowgrowing dark, and darkness is favourable to illusions. Several of theunbelieving ones present, therefore, began to call attention to the factthat the quarter of an hour's delay would necessitate the employment...of artificial light during the next scene. They also noticed that M. DeLaubardemont had seated himself apart and immediately beneath one of thearches in the vaulted roof, through which a hole had been drilled forthe passage of the bell-rope. They therefore slipped out of the church, and up into the belfry, where they hid. In a few moments a man appearedwho began to work at something. They sprang on him and seized hiswrists, and found in one of his hands a thin line of horsehair, to oneend of which a hook was attached.
What to read after Urbain Grandier?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dumas Père Alexandre to read onlineMoreLess
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