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There were enough pikes, swords, halberds, and muskets, to arm four regiments. He gave less attention, however, to the arms than to the people engaged in distributing them ; and his piercing eyes sought eagerly to distinguish their faces.
" Oh, oh ! " said he, " there is Mattre Cruc4, little Brigard, and Leclerc, who dares to call himself Bussy.
Peste ! the bourgeoisie is grandly represented ; but the nobility — ah ! M. de Mayneville presses the hand of STILL THE LEAGUE. 75 Nicolas Poulain ; wh...at a touching fraternity ! An orator too ! " continued he, as M. de Mayneville prepared to harangue the assembly.
Briquet could not hear a word ; but he thought that the speaker did not make much impression on his audience, for one shrugged his shoulders and another turned his back. But at last they approached, seized his hand, and threw up their hats in the air. But though Briquet could not hear, we must inform our readers of what took place.
First, Cruce, Marteau, and Bussy had complained of the inaction of the Due de Guise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were enough pikes, swords, halberds, and muskets, to arm four regiments. He gave less attention, however, to the arms than to the people engaged in distributing them ; and his piercing eyes sought eagerly to distinguish their faces.
" Oh, oh ! " said he, " there is Mattre Cruc4, little Brigard, and Leclerc, who dares to call himself Bussy.
Peste ! the bourgeoisie is grandly represented ; but the nobility — ah ! M. de Mayneville presses the hand of STILL THE LEAGUE. 75 Nicolas Poulain ; wh...at a touching fraternity ! An orator too ! " continued he, as M. de Mayneville prepared to harangue the assembly.
Briquet could not hear a word ; but he thought that the speaker did not make much impression on his audience, for one shrugged his shoulders and another turned his back. But at last they approached, seized his hand, and threw up their hats in the air. But though Briquet could not hear, we must inform our readers of what took place.
First, Cruce, Marteau, and Bussy had complained of the inaction of the Due de Guise.
What to read after [works]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexandre Dumas to read onlineMoreLess
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