The Wandering Jew — volume 10
The Wandering Jew — volume 10
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The cholera was still raging. The postilion had heard of the murder ofthe poisoners. Already frightened at the sudden attack of Agricola, hestruck him a heavy blow on the head with the butt of his whip whichstretched him senseless on the ground. Then, spurring with all his might, he urged his three horses into a triple gallop, and the carriage rapidlydisappeared, whilst Agricola's companions, who had neither understood hisactions nor the sense of his words, crowded around the smith, and didthei...r best to revive him.
CHAPTER XLIV.
REMEMBRANCES.
Other events took place a few days after the fatal evening in which M. Hardy, fascinated and misled by the deplorable, mystic jargon of Rodin, had implored Father d'Aigrigny on his knees to remove him far from Paris, into some deep solitude where he might devote himself to a life of prayerand ascetic austerities. Marshal Simon, since his arrival in Paris, hadoccupied, with his two daughters, a house in the Rue des Trois-Freres. Before introducing the reader into this modest dwelling, we are obligedto recall to his memory some preceding facts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cholera was still raging. The postilion had heard of the murder ofthe poisoners. Already frightened at the sudden attack of Agricola, hestruck him a heavy blow on the head with the butt of his whip whichstretched him senseless on the ground. Then, spurring with all his might, he urged his three horses into a triple gallop, and the carriage rapidlydisappeared, whilst Agricola's companions, who had neither understood hisactions nor the sense of his words, crowded around the smith, and didthei...r best to revive him.
CHAPTER XLIV.
REMEMBRANCES.
Other events took place a few days after the fatal evening in which M. Hardy, fascinated and misled by the deplorable, mystic jargon of Rodin, had implored Father d'Aigrigny on his knees to remove him far from Paris, into some deep solitude where he might devote himself to a life of prayerand ascetic austerities. Marshal Simon, since his arrival in Paris, hadoccupied, with his two daughters, a house in the Rue des Trois-Freres. Before introducing the reader into this modest dwelling, we are obligedto recall to his memory some preceding facts.
What to read after The Wandering Jew — volume 10?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sue Eugène to read onlineMoreLess
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