The Bagpipers

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George Sand. The Bagpipers

The Bagpipers

Table of Content

First Evening

Second Evening

Third Evening

Fourth Evening

Fifth Evening

Sixth Evening

Seventh Evening

Eighth Evening

Ninth Evening

Tenth Evening

Eleventh Evening

Twelfth Evening

Thirteenth Evening

Fourteenth Evening

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

Twenty-Eighth Evening

Twenty-Ninth Evening

Thirtieth Evening

Thirty-First Evening

Thirty-Second Evening

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George Sand

Translator: Katharine Prescott Wormeley

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"He expected it," said Brulette; "isn't it the custom for all of us to go out to service as soon as we have received the sacrament? If I were not lucky enough to be my grandfather's only child, I should have to leave home and earn my living as others do."

Brulette did not seem much distressed at the thought of parting from Joseph; but when I told her that Mariton was also going to hire herself out and live far away, she began to sob, and rushing into the house, she flung herself on Mariton's neck, drying out,—

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