Letters from
Letters from My Windmill
作者：Daudet, Alphonse, 1840-1897; Adams, Keith [Translator]; Harmelin, Mireille [Translator]
体例：题 章数：72
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章节目录
共 72 题- LETTERS FROM MY WINDMILL
- BY
- ALPHONSE DAUDET
- CONTENTS
- 1. Foreword.
- 2. First Impressions.
- 3. The Coach from Beaucaire.
- 4. Master-Miller Cornille's Secret.
- 5. Monsieur Seguin's Last Kid Goat.
- 6. The Stars.
- 7. The Arlesienne.
- 8. The Pope's Mule.
- 9. The Lighthouse on the _Sanguinaires_.
- 10. The Wreck of the _Sémillante_
- 11. The Customs' Men.
- 12. The Cucugnanian Priest.
- 13. The Old Folks.
- 15. Bixiou's Wallet.
- 16. The Man with the Golden Brain.
- 17. The Poet, Frédéric Mistral.
- 18. The Three Low Masses.
- 19. The Oranges.
- 20. The Two Inns.
- 21. At Milianah.
- 22. The Locusts.
- 23. Father Gaucher's Elixir.
- 24. In the Camargue.
- 25. Nostalgia for the Barracks and Paris.
- FOREWORD
- LETTERS FROM MY WINDMILL
- FIRST IMPRESSIONS
- THE COACH FROM BEAUCAIRE
- MASTER-MILLER CORNILLE'S SECRET
- MONSIEUR SEGUIN'S LAST KID GOAT
- Think about it, Gringoire, _the big bad wolf ate her in the morning._
- THE STARS
- THE ARLESIENNE
- THE POPE'S MULE
- THE LIGHTHOUSE ON THE _SANGUINAIRES_
- I had found a pleasant place there where I could muse in solitude.
- THE WRECK OF THE _SEMILLANTE_
- THE CUSTOMS' MEN
- THE CUCUGNANIAN PRIEST
- THE OLD FOLKS
- PROSE BALLADS
- DEATH OF THE DAUPHIN
- II
- THE SUB-PREFECT TAKES A DAY OFF.
- BIXIOU'S WALLET
- THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN BRAIN
- THE POET, FREDERIC MISTRAL
- THE THREE LOW MASSES
- II
- III
- THE ORANGES
- A FANTASY.
- THE TWO INNS
- I tried to engage her in conversation as I was drinking up.
- I looked at her, stupefied.
- AT MILIANAH
- THE LOCUSTS
- FATHER GAUCHER'S ELIXIR
- IN THE CAMARGUE
- DEPARTURE
- II
- THE SHACK.
- III
- IV
- RED AND WHITE.
- LAKE VACCARES
- NOSTALGIA FOR THE BARRACKS AND PARIS.
- End of Project Gutenberg's Letters from my Windmill, by Alphonse Daudet