Men And Women of the French Revolution
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He coerced himself into holding out the hand of friend- ship, but although Lafayette consented to some private interviews his respectability was too much for Mirabeau, and his manner was cold and uninviting. Mirabeau spoke plainly and urged more violent measures against the powers of reaction. But his words only increased Lafayette's anti- pathy for the man he believed to be a scoundrel. ' Such measures,' he replied, in a freezing tone, ' cannot be used by an honest man.' Mirabeau was touched t...o the quick, and flamed out into a sarcasm that has lived in history.
' An honest man ! ' he exclaimed. ' Ah, Mr. Lafayette, I see now you want to be a Cromwell-Grandison ! You will find out what such a mixture will make of you ! ' The man of genius had summed up the character of his opponent in a phrase that was sublime in its'piercing truth. jXromwell- 152 LAFAYETTE AND THE NATIONAL GUARD Grandison ! The nicknames fitted Lafayette like a skull- cap, and he could never shake it off. In another interview Lafayette alluded to the silly rumours that Mirabeau was plotting against his life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He coerced himself into holding out the hand of friend- ship, but although Lafayette consented to some private interviews his respectability was too much for Mirabeau, and his manner was cold and uninviting. Mirabeau spoke plainly and urged more violent measures against the powers of reaction. But his words only increased Lafayette's anti- pathy for the man he believed to be a scoundrel. ' Such measures,' he replied, in a freezing tone, ' cannot be used by an honest man.' Mirabeau was touched t...o the quick, and flamed out into a sarcasm that has lived in history.
' An honest man ! ' he exclaimed. ' Ah, Mr. Lafayette, I see now you want to be a Cromwell-Grandison ! You will find out what such a mixture will make of you ! ' The man of genius had summed up the character of his opponent in a phrase that was sublime in its'piercing truth. jXromwell- 152 LAFAYETTE AND THE NATIONAL GUARD Grandison ! The nicknames fitted Lafayette like a skull- cap, and he could never shake it off. In another interview Lafayette alluded to the silly rumours that Mirabeau was plotting against his life.
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