Tell me, St.Just, do they talk much of tomorrow's trial ?" Robespierre alluded to the trial of Marie Antoinette, as the cruel farce, which was so called, was then to commence.

The people were now thirsty after her blood, and thought themselves wronged in that she had been so long held back from their wrath.
"They speak of her execution as of a thing of course," said St.Just; "and they are right; her sand has well nigh run itself out.

I wish she were now at her nephew's court." "Wish rather that she had never come from thence," said Couthon.

"She has brought great misfortunes on France.

Could she die a thousand deaths, she could not atone for what she has done.