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Letters From My Windmill

Alphonse Daudet

Form
Form Short Story Collection
Year
Year 1869
Originally in
Originally in French
Pages
Pages 200

Blanquette, the little white goat of Monsieur Seguin, gets over the fence at last and up the mountain she has ached for, and at dusk the wolf comes out of the heather. She fights him all night, not because she can win but because she has decided not to go down before dawn.

The stars all around us continued their stately, silent journey like a great docile flock in the sky.
Letters From My Windmill, Alphonse Daudet

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