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In the Irish Brigade

CHAPTER 4: At Versailles
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She was trying, in vain, to unbar the gate, which, indeed, would have been useless could she have accomplished it, as it was also locked.

But she was striving, with the energy of desperation, when the door of the house opened, and the men rushed out and seized her.

As they dragged her back to the house, she uttered the cries that brought you to her assistance.

The rest you know.
"As soon as I heard her story, I went to the palace and asked for a private interview with the king.

The king received me graciously enough, and asked, with an appearance of great interest, if I had obtained any news of my daughter.
"'I have more than obtained news, Your Majesty.


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