A Childhood in Brittany Eighty Years Ago
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Her daughter was a friend of mamarCs and made a mesalliance that caused the doors of Landerneau to close upon her. Maman, how- ever, remained devoted to her, and continued to see as much of her as ever, and her mother, my old V.. T: "In the days of the Terror ... It had been used ... As a prison" THE DEMOISELLES 119 friend, was entirely indifferent to the doors, closed or open, of Landerneau. She wore a brightly col- ored Turkish silk handkerchief tied turban-wise about her head, and soft gray-...leather riding boots, — men's boots, — so that she was known in her quarter as Chat-botte. In her own house she wore men's dress-breeches, short jacket, and high boots. Her feet were remarkably small, and the wave of hair on her forehead was as black as jet. She was very downright and ready of speech, and used to talk to me as though I were a person of her own age. "Do you see, Sophie, " she would say, "my poor daughter is a great goose. She struggles to be received, and gets only buffets for her pains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her daughter was a friend of mamarCs and made a mesalliance that caused the doors of Landerneau to close upon her. Maman, how- ever, remained devoted to her, and continued to see as much of her as ever, and her mother, my old V.. T: "In the days of the Terror ... It had been used ... As a prison" THE DEMOISELLES 119 friend, was entirely indifferent to the doors, closed or open, of Landerneau. She wore a brightly col- ored Turkish silk handkerchief tied turban-wise about her head, and soft gray-...leather riding boots, — men's boots, — so that she was known in her quarter as Chat-botte. In her own house she wore men's dress-breeches, short jacket, and high boots. Her feet were remarkably small, and the wave of hair on her forehead was as black as jet. She was very downright and ready of speech, and used to talk to me as though I were a person of her own age. "Do you see, Sophie, " she would say, "my poor daughter is a great goose. She struggles to be received, and gets only buffets for her pains.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sedgwick Anne Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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