Monument de/of Gaston de Lévis - Lévis, Québec - Etched in Stone on Waymarking.com

Texte d'un poème composé par Louis Fréchette gravé sur la base du monument de François-Gaston de Levis:

"...Levis, ce dernier preux de la grande épopée,
Le regard menacant, la main sur son épée,
S'était levé soudain et sans long argument,
Contre l'insulte avait protesté fièrement.

Louis Fréchette

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Text of a poem composed by Louis Fréchette etched on the base of François-Gaston of Lévis' monument:

"... Lévis, this last valiant of the great epic,
The threatening gaze, the hand on his sword,
Got up suddenly and without a long argument,
Against the insult had protested proudly.

Louis Fréchette

Address: Terrasse du Chevalier-de-Lévis, rue William-Tremblay, Lévis, Québec Website: [Web Link]

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