Le savant et député du Tiers État, Bailly, est arrêté en 1793. Quand il monte à l’échafaud, le bourreau lui demande : – Tu trembles ? – Oui, mon ami, mais c’est de froid ! répond le condamné à mort.
« Si la personne que tu aimes tremble quand tu la prends dans tes bras… Si ses lèvres sur les tiennes sont ardentes comme la braise… Si sa respiration est secouée de spasmes… Si tu vois dans ses yeux briller une lueur spéciale…
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