The Second Deluge
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"We passed over Versailles, with the old palace still almost intact;over Sevres, with its porcelain manufactory yet in part standing--thetidal waves that had come up the river from the sea evidently causedmuch destruction just before the downpour began--and finally we'entered' Paris.
"We could see the embankments of the Seine beneath us as we passed upits course from the Point du Jour. From the site of the Champ de Mars Iturned northward in search of the older part of the Champs Elysees, where ...my house was, and we came upon the great Arc de Triomphe, which, you remember, dates from the time of Napoleon.
"It was apparently uninjured, even the huge bronze groups remaining intheir places, and the searchlight, traversing its face, fell upon theheroic group on the east facade of the Marseillaise. You must have seenthat, M. Versal?" "Yes, many a time, " Cosmo replied. "The fury in the face of the femalefigure representing the spirit of war, chanting the 'Marseillaise, ' and, sword in hand, sweeping over the heads of the soldiers, is the mostterrible thing of human making that I ever looked upon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We passed over Versailles, with the old palace still almost intact;over Sevres, with its porcelain manufactory yet in part standing--thetidal waves that had come up the river from the sea evidently causedmuch destruction just before the downpour began--and finally we'entered' Paris.
"We could see the embankments of the Seine beneath us as we passed upits course from the Point du Jour. From the site of the Champ de Mars Iturned northward in search of the older part of the Champs Elysees, where ...my house was, and we came upon the great Arc de Triomphe, which, you remember, dates from the time of Napoleon.
"It was apparently uninjured, even the huge bronze groups remaining intheir places, and the searchlight, traversing its face, fell upon theheroic group on the east facade of the Marseillaise. You must have seenthat, M. Versal?" "Yes, many a time, " Cosmo replied. "The fury in the face of the femalefigure representing the spirit of war, chanting the 'Marseillaise, ' and, sword in hand, sweeping over the heads of the soldiers, is the mostterrible thing of human making that I ever looked upon.
What to read after The Second Deluge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garrett P Serviss to read onlineMoreLess
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