Salem Kittredge And Other Stories
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Soon after she stopped singing. She would listen to none of my awkward thanks, saying simply that singing was her business. I was puzzled by this, until old Fuchs informed me confidentially, that evening, that his niece was a grande artiste and could go upon the stage if she wished. As it was, she was only a singing-teacher in Nancy, but pupils came to her from Luneville, and even from Metz, and once there had been talk of her singing in oratorio at Paris !
Yes, I liked Mademoiselle Aubepine. I... have never been in love with a woman, as I think I said at the beginning, and it is not my own love-story that I have started to tell. Perhaps it will not even be called a love-story at all, but yet it was about love and war. 124 By the III I had been at Fuchs am Buckel ten days, and was to leave on the morrow. For the fact that the time had been endurable, I was indebted to Mademoiselle Aubepine. It was she who, in the long forenoons, under the great horse-chest nut trees that shaded the central part of the garden, had read Lamartine and Chateaubriand to me ; these works had been recommended by Madame Fuchs, and indeed they are not so bad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Soon after she stopped singing. She would listen to none of my awkward thanks, saying simply that singing was her business. I was puzzled by this, until old Fuchs informed me confidentially, that evening, that his niece was a grande artiste and could go upon the stage if she wished. As it was, she was only a singing-teacher in Nancy, but pupils came to her from Luneville, and even from Metz, and once there had been talk of her singing in oratorio at Paris !
Yes, I liked Mademoiselle Aubepine. I... have never been in love with a woman, as I think I said at the beginning, and it is not my own love-story that I have started to tell. Perhaps it will not even be called a love-story at all, but yet it was about love and war. 124 By the III I had been at Fuchs am Buckel ten days, and was to leave on the morrow. For the fact that the time had been endurable, I was indebted to Mademoiselle Aubepine. It was she who, in the long forenoons, under the great horse-chest nut trees that shaded the central part of the garden, had read Lamartine and Chateaubriand to me ; these works had been recommended by Madame Fuchs, and indeed they are not so bad.
What to read after Salem Kittredge And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Perry Bliss to read onlineMoreLess
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