The Adventures of a Donkey From the French of Mme La Comtesse De Sgur
The Adventures of a Donkey From the French of Mme La Comtesse De Sgur
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I HAD known Medor a long time ; I was young, and he still younger, when we became acquainted and formed mutual and inalterable attachment. I was then living miserably with those wretched farmers who had bought me from a dealer in donkeys, and from whom I escaped so cleverly. I was quite thin, for really they never gave me enough to eat. Medor (presented to them as a good watch dog, and afterwards proving himself a superb hunting dog) fared better than I ; he amused the chil- dren, who often gav...e him bread and scraps of their meals ; moreover, as he acknowledged to me himself, whenever it was possible, he used to slip into the dairy with the mis- tress or servant, where he was always sure to find some means of lapping a little milk or cream, and seizing the particles of butter which fell from the churn. Medor was kind ; my lean, miserable appearance excited his pity, and one day he brought me a piece of bread, pre- senting it with a most triumphant air.
" Eat, my poor friend, " said he, in his language, " I have bread enough given me for my own sustenance, and you, you have only thistles and poor grass, and hard]y enough of these to keep you alive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I HAD known Medor a long time ; I was young, and he still younger, when we became acquainted and formed mutual and inalterable attachment. I was then living miserably with those wretched farmers who had bought me from a dealer in donkeys, and from whom I escaped so cleverly. I was quite thin, for really they never gave me enough to eat. Medor (presented to them as a good watch dog, and afterwards proving himself a superb hunting dog) fared better than I ; he amused the chil- dren, who often gav...e him bread and scraps of their meals ; moreover, as he acknowledged to me himself, whenever it was possible, he used to slip into the dairy with the mis- tress or servant, where he was always sure to find some means of lapping a little milk or cream, and seizing the particles of butter which fell from the churn. Medor was kind ; my lean, miserable appearance excited his pity, and one day he brought me a piece of bread, pre- senting it with a most triumphant air.
" Eat, my poor friend, " said he, in his language, " I have bread enough given me for my own sustenance, and you, you have only thistles and poor grass, and hard]y enough of these to keep you alive.
What to read after The Adventures of a Donkey From the French of Mme La Comtesse De Sgur?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sophie Sgur to read onlineMoreLess
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