The Twentieth Century Child
The Twentieth Century Child
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He said that my taste was very good, as these were the best pieces of writing in the Opera ; but when I said that I thought the first act a little dull, he got very angry and said, " What you don't know about music, mademoiselle, would fill the biggest book in the Bibliotheque Nationale. " Madame Berg was rather angry, but of course all geniuses are like that. I am always rather angry myself whenever anyone finds fault with my playing, even when they are quite right. In the evening father took ...us to see the ' Juif Polonais ' at a theatre called the Com^die Franchise. I said I wouldn't go at first, but he persuaded me to come. It was a very exciting piece, and everything was quite nice. Nobody danced or dressed up at all.
February iS///. I wanted to stay longer in bed this morning, but I thought what would I do later on when, perhaps, I should have to play in public every evening. I practised ' Lison Dormait ' all morning, and after dejeuner till nearly four o'clock, when all of a sudden my head got hotter and hotter, and I could feel nothing more at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He said that my taste was very good, as these were the best pieces of writing in the Opera ; but when I said that I thought the first act a little dull, he got very angry and said, " What you don't know about music, mademoiselle, would fill the biggest book in the Bibliotheque Nationale. " Madame Berg was rather angry, but of course all geniuses are like that. I am always rather angry myself whenever anyone finds fault with my playing, even when they are quite right. In the evening father took ...us to see the ' Juif Polonais ' at a theatre called the Com^die Franchise. I said I wouldn't go at first, but he persuaded me to come. It was a very exciting piece, and everything was quite nice. Nobody danced or dressed up at all.
February iS///. I wanted to stay longer in bed this morning, but I thought what would I do later on when, perhaps, I should have to play in public every evening. I practised ' Lison Dormait ' all morning, and after dejeuner till nearly four o'clock, when all of a sudden my head got hotter and hotter, and I could feel nothing more at all.
What to read after The Twentieth Century Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E H Edward Herbert Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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