A novel, 1906
I Will Repay
During the French Terror, Paul Déroulède, a revolutionary trusted by the people, shelters Juliette de Marny from a mob.
How it begins
It would have been very difficult to say why Citizen Déroulède was quite so popular as he was. Still more difficult would it have been to state the reason why he remained immune from the prosecutions, which were being conducted at the rate of several scores a day, now against the moderate Gironde, anon against the fanatic Mountain, until the whole of France was transformed into one gigantic prison, that daily fed the guillotine.
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About the book
Contents
- Chapter 1: The outrage
- Chapter 2: Citizen-Deputy
- Chapter 3: Hospitality
- Chapter 4: The faithful house-dog
- Chapter 5: A day in the woods
- Chapter 6: The Scarlet Pimpernel
- Chapter 7: A warning
- Chapter 8: Anne Mie
- Chapter 9: Jealousy
- Chapter 10: Denunciation
- Chapter 11: "Vengeance is mine."
- Chapter 12: The sword of Damocles
- Chapter 13: Tangled meshes
- Chapter 14: A happy moment
- Chapter 15: Detected
- Chapter 16: Under arrest
- Chapter 17: Atonement
- Chapter 18: In the Luxembourg prison
- Chapter 19: Complexities
- Chapter 20: The Cheval Borgne
- Chapter 21: A Jacobin orator
- Chapter 22: The close of day
- Chapter 23: Justice
- Chapter 24: The trial of Juliette
- Chapter 25: The defence
- Chapter 26: Sentence of death
- Chapter 27: The Fructidor Riots
- Chapter 28: The unexpected
- Chapter 29: Père Lachaise
- Chapter 30: Conclusion
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