Disenchanted Dsenchantes
Disenchanted Dsenchantes
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What then can she do ^ Paint in water-colour ? We can all paint beautifully in water-colour. Monsieur Lhery. Ah, the screens we have painted, the fans, the hand screens ! Or play the piano, or the lute ^ Read Pierre Bourget or Andre Lhery ^ Or do some embroidery, take one of our long golden strips and be absorbed, all alone, in seeing our w^hite, dainty little fingers, loaded with rings, fly over the stitches ^ What we want is something new, which we dream of without hope; something unexpected ...— a flash, a thrill, an excitement, but which never comes. We want to get out walking, in spite of the mud, in spite of the snow, not having stirred for a fort- night; but we are forbidden to go out alone. There is no conceivable errand as an excuse, nothing. We pine for space, we crave air. Even if we have a garden it seems impossible to breathe there, because the walls are too high.
* A bell rings. If it were but some catastrophe ! What joy ! Or even only a visitor.
*A visitor! It is a visitor; the slaves are hurrying along the passages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What then can she do ^ Paint in water-colour ? We can all paint beautifully in water-colour. Monsieur Lhery. Ah, the screens we have painted, the fans, the hand screens ! Or play the piano, or the lute ^ Read Pierre Bourget or Andre Lhery ^ Or do some embroidery, take one of our long golden strips and be absorbed, all alone, in seeing our w^hite, dainty little fingers, loaded with rings, fly over the stitches ^ What we want is something new, which we dream of without hope; something unexpected ...— a flash, a thrill, an excitement, but which never comes. We want to get out walking, in spite of the mud, in spite of the snow, not having stirred for a fort- night; but we are forbidden to go out alone. There is no conceivable errand as an excuse, nothing. We pine for space, we crave air. Even if we have a garden it seems impossible to breathe there, because the walls are too high.
* A bell rings. If it were but some catastrophe ! What joy ! Or even only a visitor.
*A visitor! It is a visitor; the slaves are hurrying along the passages.
What to read after Disenchanted Dsenchantes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Loti, Pierre, 1850-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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