A Little Gray House in France
A Little Gray House in France
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Bunny, but it will never be long enough to see Alsace. " "Have you any children?" "A son and three little girls, some bigger than you and some smaller. They go to the Ecole Alsacienne in Paris. " "Do they sing 'Un Matin du Printemps Dernier'?" "Indeed they do, " I answered. "My babies are alarm clocks, I get up early. I must see if your sisters look as sweet as you do. " [100] OUR CRUSADERS IK ALSACE I hugged her, a lovely armful, and jumped out of bed. She perched among the pillows and watched... me dress. *'Sing *Un Matin du Printemps' for me. I will tell my children you did it. " She sprang to the floor, clasped dimpled hands, and swaying a little to mark time, she sang, Un matin du printemps dernier, Dans une bourgade lointaine Un petit oiseau printanier Vint monter son aile d'ebene. Un enfant aux jolis yeux bleus Aper^ut la brune hirondelle, Et connaissant Toiseau fidele, Le salua d'un air joyeux Les coeurs palpitaient d'esperance Et I'enfant disait au soldat: Sentinelle, ne tirez pas!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bunny, but it will never be long enough to see Alsace. " "Have you any children?" "A son and three little girls, some bigger than you and some smaller. They go to the Ecole Alsacienne in Paris. " "Do they sing 'Un Matin du Printemps Dernier'?" "Indeed they do, " I answered. "My babies are alarm clocks, I get up early. I must see if your sisters look as sweet as you do. " [100] OUR CRUSADERS IK ALSACE I hugged her, a lovely armful, and jumped out of bed. She perched among the pillows and watched... me dress. *'Sing *Un Matin du Printemps' for me. I will tell my children you did it. " She sprang to the floor, clasped dimpled hands, and swaying a little to mark time, she sang, Un matin du printemps dernier, Dans une bourgade lointaine Un petit oiseau printanier Vint monter son aile d'ebene. Un enfant aux jolis yeux bleus Aper^ut la brune hirondelle, Et connaissant Toiseau fidele, Le salua d'un air joyeux Les coeurs palpitaient d'esperance Et I'enfant disait au soldat: Sentinelle, ne tirez pas!
What to read after A Little Gray House in France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Davenport Brown Mrs Gibbons to read onlineMoreLess
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