"There is no faith left in the earth!..." she said.
In such a perilous plight did I behold the fairest and the greatest, the
truest and most life-giving of all Powers.
"Wake up, sir, the doors are just about to be shut," said a hoarse
voice. I turned and beheld the beadle's ugly countenance; the man was
shaking me by the arm, and the cathedral lay wrapped in shadows as a man
is wrapped in his cloak.
"Belief," I said to myself, "is Life! I have just witnessed the funeral
of a monarchy, now we must defend the church."
PARIS, February 1831.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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