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1
He sent for the
little
dauphin
.
2
The
little
dauphin
,
who had merely been sprinkled, had just received baptism in the chapel of the Castle of St. Germain.
3
No provisions had been taken in the carriage, and the
little
dauphin
was suffering from hunger and begging for some food.
4
At this instant the door opened; the
little
dauphin
,
followed by his teacher, the Abbe Davout, ran in and flew with extended arms to
5
The
little
Dauphin
is ill; the
little
Dauphin
will die.
6
The poor
little
Dauphin
was, like the King, shrouded in an enormous red cap.
7
To-morrow, my
little
Dauphin
,
I cannot, said Madame Foa.
8
I am pretending to be the son of the
little
Dauphin
,
who escaped from the Temple.
9
Some time after the King requested the Duchesse de Ventadour to bring the
little
Dauphin
to him.
10
The
little
Dauphin
's
tutor and squire are waiting before the door, anxious for the decision of the faculty.
11
The chaplain continues talking to him in a low voice, and the
little
Dauphin
looks more and more astonished.
12
And thus the
little
Dauphin
showed none of those signs of intelligence which the most ordinary commonplace children usually display.
13
The chairmen carried a sedan highly gilt, in which were to be seen a handsome nurse and a
little
Dauphin
.
14
Alas, poor
little
Dauphin
!
15
At this moment the chaplain approaches the
little
Dauphin
,
and talks to him for some time in a low tone, showing him a crucifix.
16
He could see the house of the Rue St. Germain l'Auxerrois where Percy had lodged before he carried through the rescue of the
little
Dauphin
.
little
dauphin
little