Fadette
Fadette
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My mother is always my mother ; and no matter what she is, and whether I ever see her again, or whether I never hear of her any more, I shall always lcve her with my whole heart. So, when they call me the child of a camp-follower and a mvandiere, I am angry, not on my own account, — for I know that it cannot hurt me, as I have done no wrong, — but because of that poor dear woman whom it is my duty to defend. And, as I cannot defend her, for I do not know how, I take my revenge by show- ing them... that they are no better than rny mother, At whom they cast their stones. That h why they say that I am inquisitive and impertinent, and that I try to find out their secrets in order to make them public. It is true that God made me inquisitive, if you call it inquisitive to wish to know hidden things ; but if I had been kindly and decently treated, I should not have thought of satisfying my curiosity at the expense of my neighbor. I 144 FADETTE should have confined my amusement to learning such secrets for the cure of the human body as my grandmother teaches me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My mother is always my mother ; and no matter what she is, and whether I ever see her again, or whether I never hear of her any more, I shall always lcve her with my whole heart. So, when they call me the child of a camp-follower and a mvandiere, I am angry, not on my own account, — for I know that it cannot hurt me, as I have done no wrong, — but because of that poor dear woman whom it is my duty to defend. And, as I cannot defend her, for I do not know how, I take my revenge by show- ing them... that they are no better than rny mother, At whom they cast their stones. That h why they say that I am inquisitive and impertinent, and that I try to find out their secrets in order to make them public. It is true that God made me inquisitive, if you call it inquisitive to wish to know hidden things ; but if I had been kindly and decently treated, I should not have thought of satisfying my curiosity at the expense of my neighbor. I 144 FADETTE should have confined my amusement to learning such secrets for the cure of the human body as my grandmother teaches me.
What to read after Fadette?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sand, George, 1804-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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