Marie Bashkirtseff (From Childhood to Girlhood)
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I found a number of horses entered bythe Duc de H----. The races at Baden! How I should like to be there. Nothing prevents me, but I will not go. I must study. And with aheavy heart I read of the horse races. I calm myself with greatdifficulty and comfort myself by saying: "Let us study; our turnwill come, if it is God's will. " I have read this journal. My eyes are glittering, my hands arefrozen. There is no doubt of it. I adore, I adore--horses. They aremy life, my soul, my happiness. By chan...ce I shook my whip. There wasthe same hissing sound as at the races. I jumped. I no longer knowwhere I am. Come; it mustn't be talked about.
September 20th.
Only at five o'clock I am free, and I am going to the city with thePrincess and Dina. In the French lesson I read Sacred History, theTen Commandments of God. It says we must not make unto ourselvesgraven images of anything that is in the heavens. The Latins and theGreeks were wrong, they were idolaters who worshipped statues andpaintings. I, too, am very far from following this method.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I found a number of horses entered bythe Duc de H----. The races at Baden! How I should like to be there. Nothing prevents me, but I will not go. I must study. And with aheavy heart I read of the horse races. I calm myself with greatdifficulty and comfort myself by saying: "Let us study; our turnwill come, if it is God's will. " I have read this journal. My eyes are glittering, my hands arefrozen. There is no doubt of it. I adore, I adore--horses. They aremy life, my soul, my happiness. By chan...ce I shook my whip. There wasthe same hissing sound as at the races. I jumped. I no longer knowwhere I am. Come; it mustn't be talked about.
September 20th.
Only at five o'clock I am free, and I am going to the city with thePrincess and Dina. In the French lesson I read Sacred History, theTen Commandments of God. It says we must not make unto ourselvesgraven images of anything that is in the heavens. The Latins and theGreeks were wrong, they were idolaters who worshipped statues andpaintings. I, too, am very far from following this method.
What to read after Marie Bashkirtseff (From Childhood to Girlhood)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bashkirtseff Marie to read onlineMoreLess
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