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The Regent's Daughter
Alexandre Dumas
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"It is little," said Dubois, "but it is enough."
He folded a paper like the other, took the name, and rang the bell.
Some one knocked; the door was fastened inside. "I forgot," said Dubois, opening it, and giving entrance to Monsieur Tapin.
"What have you done with him?"
"He is in the lower room, and watched."
"Take back his cloak and coat to the place where he threw them; make your excuses, and set him free. Take care that everything is in his pockets, so that he may suspect nothing. Bring me my coat and cloak."
Monsieur Tapin bowed low, and went to obey his orders.
CHAPTER IX. THE VISIT.All this passed, as we have said, in the lane under Helene's windows. She had heard the noise; and, as among the voices she thought she distinguished that of the chevalier, she ran anxiously to the window, when, at the same moment, Mad. . . Read More
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”Contempt for flowers is an offence against God. The lovelier the flower, the greater the offence in despising it. The tulip is the loveliest of all flowers. So whoever despised the tulip offends God immeasurably.”
In 1672 two brothers Cornelius and Johan de Witt (Grand Pensionary/prime minister of H
The Black Tulip proffers the readers a magnanimous range of human emotions, ranging from hatred, greed, loyalty, jealousy, obsession, and above all the 3 most striking emotions of tolerance, love, and dedication!
The first-seven chapters with gruesome political-historical content and neighbor-hatre
Dumas is a fantastic story-teller. This was not published originally in periodicals (magazines) — it was published in its entirety in 1850. I found it hard to put down and at some point I could not put it down. I did not think it was going to be that good. The first chapter was the introduction of a
الحق دولة و الباطل جولة
َوالعدل والحب الطاهر المتسامح سيظلان دوما في ندرة الزنابق السوداء
في أواخر روايته قرر دوماس ان يصارع الظلم لمرة اخيرة من خلال بطله السجين الشاب: كورنيليس فان بيرل المتفرغ لتجاربه المحمومة لانبات زنابق سوداء؛ليفوز"بمائة الف جيلدر هولندي "؛هو لا يهتم بالسياسة اصلا و لكنه يُسجن
I have read this several times. I love the complexity of it, as well as it's simplicity.
If you are into love stories - this has a great one - of loyalty, devotion, and self-sacrifice.
If you are into studies of human nature - here too. It explores mob-mentality, politics, truth as it relates to jus
What I like with Alexandre Dumas is that he’s easy to read, despite the facts that he’s clever, he always made historical researches (or had them done by Auguste Maquet?) for his historical novels or plays and had a good knowledge of men hearts, minds and behaviours. The only thing that he misses is