The Story of Chanticleer
The Story of Chanticleer
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"And I, " cried another, "suppress the consonants: 0! ... A! ... 00! ... 00! ... " And there was even one who had never sung in his life!
Chanticleer looked from one to the other in bewilder- ment. Was this a dream, a nightmare? He repeated their questions uncomprehendingly. To what school of singing did he belong? School of singing! He did not know. There were, then, schools of singing for Cocks? He told them that he knew nothing of all these things, but just sang his song as simply as a rose-...tree gives its rose.
They laughed at that; the Peacock louder than all (for he was secretly jealous of the Rose's beauty). The Rose!
THE STORY OF 96 Such an ordinary flower! It was really pitiful to refer to a Rose!
"Ah, Peacock, " said Chanticleer, 'I can forgive you for speaking ill of the Rose in my presence; the struggle for beauty between you is really too unequal! But, " he went on, turning to the Cocks, "I call upon all of you to defend the Roses with me, to declare here and now, that one should love them, that they always are, and always will be .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"And I, " cried another, "suppress the consonants: 0! ... A! ... 00! ... 00! ... " And there was even one who had never sung in his life!
Chanticleer looked from one to the other in bewilder- ment. Was this a dream, a nightmare? He repeated their questions uncomprehendingly. To what school of singing did he belong? School of singing! He did not know. There were, then, schools of singing for Cocks? He told them that he knew nothing of all these things, but just sang his song as simply as a rose-...tree gives its rose.
They laughed at that; the Peacock louder than all (for he was secretly jealous of the Rose's beauty). The Rose!
THE STORY OF 96 Such an ordinary flower! It was really pitiful to refer to a Rose!
"Ah, Peacock, " said Chanticleer, 'I can forgive you for speaking ill of the Rose in my presence; the struggle for beauty between you is really too unequal! But, " he went on, turning to the Cocks, "I call upon all of you to defend the Roses with me, to declare here and now, that one should love them, that they always are, and always will be .
What to read after The Story of Chanticleer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rostand Edmond to read onlineMoreLess
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