My Lorraine Journal
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I beat my breast later on when I heard the loud bassoon, telling Mrs. C. P. That I even hated refugees and that that one would have, if possible, to contain her tale till I had had a night's sleep. At the 65 MY LORRAINE JOURNAL moment I hated her with all the unreasoning hatred of the beneficiary for the benefactor.
Well, to make a long story short, closets were opened, the freshest of embroidered linen sheets, the largest of towels, were got out, and were left to us in the hand- somest of ways... with the refugee, the owner departing to her country house. The refugee managed to get in part of the story of her life and she brought hot water; she was from Tahure and left on the run with an aged husband, just before the entry of the enemy.
Then we looked about the pleasant room. The first object I espied was a pair of manly brown kid gloves, the next a blue gas-mask bag, and a cigarette-case, with a crest, lying near a volume of Alfred de Vigny. (Can't you see them reading it together?) And there was such a comfortable chaise-longue for him to rest on, and an expensive, very "comfy" rug and many cushions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I beat my breast later on when I heard the loud bassoon, telling Mrs. C. P. That I even hated refugees and that that one would have, if possible, to contain her tale till I had had a night's sleep. At the 65 MY LORRAINE JOURNAL moment I hated her with all the unreasoning hatred of the beneficiary for the benefactor.
Well, to make a long story short, closets were opened, the freshest of embroidered linen sheets, the largest of towels, were got out, and were left to us in the hand- somest of ways... with the refugee, the owner departing to her country house. The refugee managed to get in part of the story of her life and she brought hot water; she was from Tahure and left on the run with an aged husband, just before the entry of the enemy.
Then we looked about the pleasant room. The first object I espied was a pair of manly brown kid gloves, the next a blue gas-mask bag, and a cigarette-case, with a crest, lying near a volume of Alfred de Vigny. (Can't you see them reading it together?) And there was such a comfortable chaise-longue for him to rest on, and an expensive, very "comfy" rug and many cushions.
What to read after My Lorraine Journal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Oshaughnessy to read onlineMoreLess
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