The Story of the Little Mamsell
The Story of the Little Mamsell
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Then the next morning Mamsell Manon came and talked to me, andcried dreadfully, and stroked my cheeks, and I understood her all rightin spite of that jabbering French. Mamsell thought a cousin of hers hadgot the Baron put in prison, because he was jealous. I don't know whatmore she said, but I soon found out what she wanted, and my hair stoodon end. She wanted to borrow my confirmation suit that I had only had onthree times; once at the confirmation, then for communion, and then whenI came to t...he Baron to apply for the place. It was lying in my trunkbecause I had always worn livery, and when the French wouldn't haveliveries any more, the Baron gave me an old gray suit of his. WhenMamsell insisted upon having my best clothes I naturally said, 'nong, nong, ' and shook my head till I was dizzy, but Manon patted me andcoaxed me, and sure as the world she got her way, as women alwaysdo. All at once I had got my trunk unlocked and she ran away with myconfirmation coat and all the rest of the tilings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the next morning Mamsell Manon came and talked to me, andcried dreadfully, and stroked my cheeks, and I understood her all rightin spite of that jabbering French. Mamsell thought a cousin of hers hadgot the Baron put in prison, because he was jealous. I don't know whatmore she said, but I soon found out what she wanted, and my hair stoodon end. She wanted to borrow my confirmation suit that I had only had onthree times; once at the confirmation, then for communion, and then whenI came to t...he Baron to apply for the place. It was lying in my trunkbecause I had always worn livery, and when the French wouldn't haveliveries any more, the Baron gave me an old gray suit of his. WhenMamsell insisted upon having my best clothes I naturally said, 'nong, nong, ' and shook my head till I was dizzy, but Manon patted me andcoaxed me, and sure as the world she got her way, as women alwaysdo. All at once I had got my trunk unlocked and she ran away with myconfirmation coat and all the rest of the tilings.
What to read after The Story of the Little Mamsell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Niese Charlotte to read onlineMoreLess
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