He cared as little for his life as Danton or Saint-Just cared for theirs.
In it were included the names of his brother, of Couthon, and of Saint-Just.
Saint-Just bows before the argument, sacrificing honor to expediency, the law to his fatherland.
Then he sallied forth to collect the beaters from Saint-Just and Montagnac.
Apart from its buttresses, Saint-Just has little decorative style.
From amongst these energetic nonentities we see ascending a young monster, with calm, handsome features, Saint-Just.
The youth has within him both a Hamlet and a Saint-Just, both a vacillator and a zealot.
Saint-Just himself had only covertly proposed so extensive and so sweeping an operation.
He had hardly gone a hundred yards before the clock at Saint-Just struck once; that of Montagnac answered like a bronze echo.
Saint-Just was included in the sentence, and his strict friend Lebas voluntarily accepted the same doom.
