The French Twins
The French Twins
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"Father!" screamed Pierre, and before any one could stop him or evensay a word, the boy was far up the street, running like a deer towardthe Cathedral. Pierrette was but a few steps behind him.
When she saw her children rushing madly into such danger, MotherMeraut's exhausted body gave way beneath the demands of her spirit. IfMadame Coudert had not caught her, she would have sunk down upon thestep. It was only for an instant, but in that instant the children hadpassed out of sight. Not stopping... even to close her door, MadameCoudert seized Mother Meraut's hand, and together the two women ranafter them. But they could not hope to rival the speed of fleet youngfeet, and when they reached the Cathedral square the flames werealready roaring upward into the very sky. The streets were crowded bythis time, and their best speed brought them to the square ten minutesafter the children had reached the burning Cathedral, and, heedless ofdanger, had dashed in and to the corner where their helpless Father lay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Father!" screamed Pierre, and before any one could stop him or evensay a word, the boy was far up the street, running like a deer towardthe Cathedral. Pierrette was but a few steps behind him.
When she saw her children rushing madly into such danger, MotherMeraut's exhausted body gave way beneath the demands of her spirit. IfMadame Coudert had not caught her, she would have sunk down upon thestep. It was only for an instant, but in that instant the children hadpassed out of sight. Not stopping... even to close her door, MadameCoudert seized Mother Meraut's hand, and together the two women ranafter them. But they could not hope to rival the speed of fleet youngfeet, and when they reached the Cathedral square the flames werealready roaring upward into the very sky. The streets were crowded bythis time, and their best speed brought them to the square ten minutesafter the children had reached the burning Cathedral, and, heedless ofdanger, had dashed in and to the corner where their helpless Father lay.
What to read after The French Twins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Perkins Lucy Fitch to read onlineMoreLess
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