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He questioned them hastily, listened to thereport of the sergeant who had arrested them, took a few notes, thenordered the culprits to be sent, one to the Conciergerie, the other tothe Madelonnettes.
"Can we not be together?" asked Philip, filled with dismay by theprospect of a separation.
"The Committee will decide. For the present, I shall be obliged toseparate you" was the officer's reply.
Philip approached Dolores.
"Do not lose courage, " he whispered. "I shall soon rejoin you. " Dolores wa...s to be taken to the Conciergerie.
Several gendarmes formed her escort. At her request, one of them sentfor a carriage. She entered it and her guards seated themselves oppositeher and on the box with the driver. To reach the Conciergerie, theywere obliged to pass the Palais de Justice. Upon the steps of thepalace, not far from the prison, was a crowd of women that assembledthere every day to witness the departure of the prisoners who werecondemned to death. They saw Dolores when she alighted from thecarriage, and immediately began to clap their hands and utter shrillcries of delight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He questioned them hastily, listened to thereport of the sergeant who had arrested them, took a few notes, thenordered the culprits to be sent, one to the Conciergerie, the other tothe Madelonnettes.
"Can we not be together?" asked Philip, filled with dismay by theprospect of a separation.
"The Committee will decide. For the present, I shall be obliged toseparate you" was the officer's reply.
Philip approached Dolores.
"Do not lose courage, " he whispered. "I shall soon rejoin you. " Dolores wa...s to be taken to the Conciergerie.
Several gendarmes formed her escort. At her request, one of them sentfor a carriage. She entered it and her guards seated themselves oppositeher and on the box with the driver. To reach the Conciergerie, theywere obliged to pass the Palais de Justice. Upon the steps of thepalace, not far from the prison, was a crowd of women that assembledthere every day to witness the departure of the prisoners who werecondemned to death. They saw Dolores when she alighted from thecarriage, and immediately began to clap their hands and utter shrillcries of delight.
What to read after Which??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daudet Ernest to read onlineMoreLess
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