Victoria the Woman
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The queen's answer was, " She would much rather run the immediate risk at any time than have the presentiment of danger constantly hanging over her. " The man, a carpenter called John Francis, was waiting, and as the carriage passed he fired di- rectly at the queen. " The shot must have passed under the carriage, " the prince wrote to Ger- many, " for he lowered his hand. We felt as if a load had been taken off our hearts, and we thanked the Almighty for having preserved us from so great a dang...er. John Francis, for that is the man's name, was standing near a police- THE QUEEN'S COURAGE 195 man, who immediately seized him, but could not prevent the shot. It was the same spot where Oxford had fired at us two years ago, with this difference only that Oxford was standing on our left with his back to the garden wall. " One of the equerries in attendance said that his horse " being very near to the man, he was disconcerted, and he aimed too low. Her Maj- esty heard the report, and her extraordinary calmness was wonderful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The queen's answer was, " She would much rather run the immediate risk at any time than have the presentiment of danger constantly hanging over her. " The man, a carpenter called John Francis, was waiting, and as the carriage passed he fired di- rectly at the queen. " The shot must have passed under the carriage, " the prince wrote to Ger- many, " for he lowered his hand. We felt as if a load had been taken off our hearts, and we thanked the Almighty for having preserved us from so great a dang...er. John Francis, for that is the man's name, was standing near a police- THE QUEEN'S COURAGE 195 man, who immediately seized him, but could not prevent the shot. It was the same spot where Oxford had fired at us two years ago, with this difference only that Oxford was standing on our left with his back to the garden wall. " One of the equerries in attendance said that his horse " being very near to the man, he was disconcerted, and he aimed too low. Her Maj- esty heard the report, and her extraordinary calmness was wonderful.
What to read after Victoria the Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Hird to read onlineMoreLess
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