History of the Girondists; Or, Personal Memoirs of the Patriots of the French Revolution 2
History of the Girondists; Or, Personal Memoirs of the Patriots of the French Revolution 2
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Madame de Navarre, maid of honor to Madame Elizabeth, the three waiting-maids of the queen, princesses, aud children, Mesdames Saint-Briee, Thibault and Bazire, burst into tears at the feet, of their mistress. , Marie Antoinette and the Princesse de Lam- balle, locked in each other's arms, sobbed in deepest agony.
Violence alone could separate them. The municipal uffi- cers dragged Madame de Lam balle, who had fainted, out- side the walls. The king could not sleep again. Ma- dame Elizabeth and ...the young princess royal passed the remainder of the night weeping in the queen's apartment.
It was from this day forward that Marie Antoinette dated her captivity. Friendship was taken from her.
IX.
To replace these women attendants and friends, the need of the heart as well as. habit, the commissaries of the Com- mune installed in the tower a man and woman named Tison, who had tber sole charge of waiting on the prison- ers. The man Tison was a cross old fellow, who had been a clerk at the barriers of Paris, accustomed, by his calling, to suspect, and full of inquisitiveness and rudeness to every body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Madame de Navarre, maid of honor to Madame Elizabeth, the three waiting-maids of the queen, princesses, aud children, Mesdames Saint-Briee, Thibault and Bazire, burst into tears at the feet, of their mistress. , Marie Antoinette and the Princesse de Lam- balle, locked in each other's arms, sobbed in deepest agony.
Violence alone could separate them. The municipal uffi- cers dragged Madame de Lam balle, who had fainted, out- side the walls. The king could not sleep again. Ma- dame Elizabeth and ...the young princess royal passed the remainder of the night weeping in the queen's apartment.
It was from this day forward that Marie Antoinette dated her captivity. Friendship was taken from her.
IX.
To replace these women attendants and friends, the need of the heart as well as. habit, the commissaries of the Com- mune installed in the tower a man and woman named Tison, who had tber sole charge of waiting on the prison- ers. The man Tison was a cross old fellow, who had been a clerk at the barriers of Paris, accustomed, by his calling, to suspect, and full of inquisitiveness and rudeness to every body.
What to read after History of the Girondists; Or, Personal Memoirs of the Patriots of the French Revolution 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lamartine Alphonse De to read onlineMoreLess
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