Little FadetteWhen looking for his twin brother, Landry must deal with Fadette who lives with her disabled, mentally challenged brother and her grandmother who is very hard on them. They are despised by the other villagers because they are considered as witches and are always very dirty. Fadette would help Landry to find his brother, but he must promise her that if she has to help him a second time, she could ask him to do anything she wants. Fadette asks him to dance with her and only with her at the next village celebration. |
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... knew was very annoying and harmful to you . She's a bad lot , that girl . All witches like the wrong ; there are no good ones . She knew quite well that she would make you quarrel with Madelon and all the decent people of your ...
... knew was very annoying and harmful to you . She's a bad lot , that girl . All witches like the wrong ; there are no good ones . She knew quite well that she would make you quarrel with Madelon and all the decent people of your ...
Page 196
... knew anything about it . Yet she could have used the story , if only to get her own back on Madelon : for she knew that Madelon had been at the bottom of all this cack- ling . But she didn't , and I see , Landry , that one should not ...
... knew anything about it . Yet she could have used the story , if only to get her own back on Madelon : for she knew that Madelon had been at the bottom of all this cack- ling . But she didn't , and I see , Landry , that one should not ...
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... knew quite well you wouldn't say a dozen words without complaining of your brother or accusing him . Because your fondness for your brother was so wild and uncontrolled that it now begins to change to spite and rancour . It was from ...
... knew quite well you wouldn't say a dozen words without complaining of your brother or accusing him . Because your fondness for your brother was so wild and uncontrolled that it now begins to change to spite and rancour . It was from ...
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afraid amusement Andoche answered Fadette astonished believe Bessonière blame bourrée brother child consoled Cosse courage Cricket crying dance dovecote écus eyes face Fadette's Fanchon Fadet father fear feel fête fever fondness friendship George Sand girl give gone goodwife grandmother Grasshopper grief hand harm head hear heard heart hurt idea jealousy Jeanet kiss knew La Cosse Landry felt Landry thought Landry's laugh leave listen little Fadette little rascal look Madelon marriage mind Mother Barbeau Mother Fadet Mother Sagette necktie never night Old Caillaud pain pleased pleasure poor pretty Priche promise reason reproach Roulettes ford round SCHOLARTIS PRESS secret seemed seen showed sister someone soon sorrow sprite Sylvain Sylvinet talk tell there's things to-day told took trouble turned twin ugly vexed will-o'-the-wisp witch woman word wrong Young Caillaud