Madame Chrysantheme — Complete
Madame Chrysantheme — Complete
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"What can those mice on the roof have done to him?" thoughtChrysantheme. Of course she could not understand. In a coaxing manner, like a playful kitten, she glanced at me with her half-closed eyes, inquiring why I did not come back to sleep--and I returned to my placeby her side.
CHAPTER XI. A GAME OF ARCHERY July 14th.
This is the National Fete day of France. In Nagasaki Harbor, all theships are adorned with flags, and salutes are fired in our honor.
Alas! All day long, I can not help thinking... of that last fourteenth ofJuly, spent in the deep calm and quiet of my old home, the door shutagainst all intruders, while the gay crowd roared outside; there I hadremained till evening, seated on a bench, shaded by an arbor coveredwith honeysuckle, where, in the bygone days of my childhood's summers, Iused to settle myself with my copybooks and pretend to learn my lessons. Oh, those days when I was supposed to learn my lessons! How my thoughtsused to rove--what voyages, what distant lands, what tropical forestsdid I not behold in my dreams!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What can those mice on the roof have done to him?" thoughtChrysantheme. Of course she could not understand. In a coaxing manner, like a playful kitten, she glanced at me with her half-closed eyes, inquiring why I did not come back to sleep--and I returned to my placeby her side.
CHAPTER XI. A GAME OF ARCHERY July 14th.
This is the National Fete day of France. In Nagasaki Harbor, all theships are adorned with flags, and salutes are fired in our honor.
Alas! All day long, I can not help thinking... of that last fourteenth ofJuly, spent in the deep calm and quiet of my old home, the door shutagainst all intruders, while the gay crowd roared outside; there I hadremained till evening, seated on a bench, shaded by an arbor coveredwith honeysuckle, where, in the bygone days of my childhood's summers, Iused to settle myself with my copybooks and pretend to learn my lessons. Oh, those days when I was supposed to learn my lessons! How my thoughtsused to rove--what voyages, what distant lands, what tropical forestsdid I not behold in my dreams!
What to read after Madame Chrysantheme — Complete?
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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