The Forest of Arden
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What would you? They are anxious to have one more short day of pleasure ere begins their year of grinding toil. What wonder that they drink to ex- cess on this last day of sweet liberty, forgetful for the moment of the morrow?
Some time during the night the gens d'arme put a stop to the organ, ordered the drinking shop closed, and hustled the boys and girls off to their different lodging places. We heard the commotion all dimly as in a dream, for we had had a hard day's journey along rough road...s.
Our wanderings in the morning brought us to the river bank, where, under the willows and poplars, were rows of women kneeling in a sort of square box or boat called a bachot, which protects them from the 134 BOUILLON wet. There is a rude washboard set up on some stones before each. The inclined plane rests in the water, and on this the washwoman rinses the linen and beats it with a wooden paddle, also dealing as hard blows to the reputations of her neighbours. This spot is facetiously called the Place des Bavardes, literally "Babblers' Place, " and the lively voices and sharp retorts sometimes drown the sound of the beat- ing of the paddles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What would you? They are anxious to have one more short day of pleasure ere begins their year of grinding toil. What wonder that they drink to ex- cess on this last day of sweet liberty, forgetful for the moment of the morrow?
Some time during the night the gens d'arme put a stop to the organ, ordered the drinking shop closed, and hustled the boys and girls off to their different lodging places. We heard the commotion all dimly as in a dream, for we had had a hard day's journey along rough road...s.
Our wanderings in the morning brought us to the river bank, where, under the willows and poplars, were rows of women kneeling in a sort of square box or boat called a bachot, which protects them from the 134 BOUILLON wet. There is a rude washboard set up on some stones before each. The inclined plane rests in the water, and on this the washwoman rinses the linen and beats it with a wooden paddle, also dealing as hard blows to the reputations of her neighbours. This spot is facetiously called the Place des Bavardes, literally "Babblers' Place, " and the lively voices and sharp retorts sometimes drown the sound of the beat- ing of the paddles.
What to read after The Forest of Arden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwards George Wharton to read onlineMoreLess
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