The Complete Writings of Alfred De Musset volume 1
The Complete Writings of Alfred De Musset volume 1
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My hair's too short. I guessed it right, for father is the one. Ninette is timid. He could watch her pass, His daughter; plain enough that he may kiss His child. My bracelets, how they fit. ( Unfastens them. ) Methinks, That strange young man who comes to dine with us To-morrow. He's a husband, possibly, For us. How droll! I think I feel afraid. Which dress shall I put on? (Lies down. ) 172 WHAT MAIDENS DREAM A summer robe?
No, winter. That should give the proper air. No, summer. That is younge...r, less elaborate. At table he will sit between us two. Ninette will please him. Bah ! we'll wait and see. And spurs of silver, cloak with velvet trimmed! Good God! how warm it is for autumn nights. And still I must have sleep. I hear a stir! 'Tis Flora coming in. No, no one yet. Trala, traderi, la. How nice in bed! How ugly aunty looked in those old plumes At supper yesterday! How white my arms! Tra, deri, da! My eyes are shut. Mustache; He grasps, and kisses her and runs away.
(Begins to drum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My hair's too short. I guessed it right, for father is the one. Ninette is timid. He could watch her pass, His daughter; plain enough that he may kiss His child. My bracelets, how they fit. ( Unfastens them. ) Methinks, That strange young man who comes to dine with us To-morrow. He's a husband, possibly, For us. How droll! I think I feel afraid. Which dress shall I put on? (Lies down. ) 172 WHAT MAIDENS DREAM A summer robe?
No, winter. That should give the proper air. No, summer. That is younge...r, less elaborate. At table he will sit between us two. Ninette will please him. Bah ! we'll wait and see. And spurs of silver, cloak with velvet trimmed! Good God! how warm it is for autumn nights. And still I must have sleep. I hear a stir! 'Tis Flora coming in. No, no one yet. Trala, traderi, la. How nice in bed! How ugly aunty looked in those old plumes At supper yesterday! How white my arms! Tra, deri, da! My eyes are shut. Mustache; He grasps, and kisses her and runs away.
(Begins to drum.
What to read after The Complete Writings of Alfred De Musset volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred De Musset to read onlineMoreLess
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