Bagpipers
章节目录
共 49 题- THE BAGPIPERS
- BY
- GEORGE SAND
- TO M. EUGÈNE LAMBERT.
- GEORGE SAND.
- CONTENTS.
- THE BAGPIPERS.
- FIRST EVENING.
- Père Brulet thought a little, and then replied,--
- The man thanked us; and then, as if speaking to his cart, he said,--
- SECOND EVENING.
- THIRD EVENING.
- FOURTH EVENING.
- Joseph answered with an air of decision,--
- FIFTH EVENING.
- SIXTH EVENING.
- He quietly picked up his hat and laid it on the table saying,--
- SEVENTH EVENING.
- Brulette colored; but she answered immediately,--
- EIGHTH EVENING.
- NINTH EVENING.
- As I was rather more heated than usual, I found courage to say,--
- But she pushed me away, saying,--
- TENTH EVENING.
- ELEVENTH EVENING.
- TWELFTH EVENING.
- THIRTEENTH EVENING.
- FOURTEENTH EVENING.
- So saying, off he went, singing:--
- FIFTEENTH EVENING.
- SIXTEENTH EVENING.
- SEVENTEENTH EVENING.
- EIGHTEENTH EVENING.
- NINETEENTH EVENING.
- TWENTIETH EVENING.
- TWENTY-FIRST EVENING.
- TWENTY-SECOND EVENING.
- TWENTY-THIRD EVENING.
- TWENTY-FOURTH EVENING.
- TWENTY-FIFTH EVENING.
- TWENTY-SIXTH EVENING.
- TWENTY-SEVENTH EVENING.
- Père Bastien ran after him and brought him back, saying:--
- TWENTY-EIGHTH EVENING.
- TWENTY-NINTH EVENING.
- THIRTIETH EVENING.
- THIRTY-FIRST EVENING.
- THIRTY-SECOND EVENING.
- THE END.