Minuet (1980)
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There were not so many carriages in the street, but considerable groups of soldiers and curious citizens, snatching up newspapers, which already had the story of yesterday’s events, and a preview of what was to come today. “Buy a journal from that old hag,” Minou called to Henri. “Use assignats—we don’t want any trouble at this late date.”
“Trust me, chérie. I didn’t come down in the last rain.”
She read the news aloud, but it was not much more than the guard at the barricade had told them. Robe...spierre’s having been shot was not mentioned, but it was spoken of in the streets. Some said it was an attempted suicide; others that it was an assassination attempt. As they approached the Tuileries, the crowds became more dense.
“I’d like to stop in and have a look at Robespierre,” Henri said, looking to the others for approval.
“Shouldn’t we be getting to the asylum?” Degan asked, having some vague feeling he would like to linger just a little, to have a better view of this fabled Paris, where on all sides impressive buildings loomed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were not so many carriages in the street, but considerable groups of soldiers and curious citizens, snatching up newspapers, which already had the story of yesterday’s events, and a preview of what was to come today. “Buy a journal from that old hag,” Minou called to Henri. “Use assignats—we don’t want any trouble at this late date.”
“Trust me, chérie. I didn’t come down in the last rain.”
She read the news aloud, but it was not much more than the guard at the barricade had told them. Robe...spierre’s having been shot was not mentioned, but it was spoken of in the streets. Some said it was an attempted suicide; others that it was an assassination attempt. As they approached the Tuileries, the crowds became more dense.
“I’d like to stop in and have a look at Robespierre,” Henri said, looking to the others for approval.
“Shouldn’t we be getting to the asylum?” Degan asked, having some vague feeling he would like to linger just a little, to have a better view of this fabled Paris, where on all sides impressive buildings loomed.
What to read after Minuet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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