백파이프를 부는 사람들. The Book of The Bagpipers, by George Sand

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백파이프를 부는 사람들. The Book of The Bagpipers, by George Sand
프랑스여성작가 쓴 이야기로 32날 저녁의 이야기를 모은 책. 1853년도 작.
THE BAGPIPERS
BY
GEORGE SAND
BOSTON LITTLE, BROWN AND COMPANY
Copyright, 1890,
BY ROBERTS BROTHERS.
UNIVERSITY PRESS:JOHN WILSON AND SON, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A.

조르주 상드George Sand . 19 세기 프랑스의 여류소설가.
조르주 상드(George Sand, 1804-1876)는 프랑스 낭만주의 시대의 대표적인 여성 작가.

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백파이프를 부는 사람들. The Book of The Bagpipers, by George Sand

CONTENTS.
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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백파이프를 부는 사람들. The Book of The Bagpipers, by George Sand
프랑스여성작가 쓴 이야기로 32날 저녁의 이야기를 모은 책. 1853년도 작.
THE BAGPIPERS
BY
GEORGE SAND
BOSTON LITTLE, BROWN AND COMPANY
Copyright, 1890,
BY ROBERTS BROTHERS.
UNIVERSITY PRESS:JOHN WILSON AND SON, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A.

조르주 상드George Sand . 19 세기 프랑스의 여류소설가.
조르주 상드(George Sand, 1804-1876)는 프랑스 낭만주의 시대의 대표적인 여성 작가.

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백파이프를 부는 사람들. The Book of The Bagpipers, by George Sand

TO M. EUG？ NE LAMBERT.
MY DEAR CHILD,―As you like to hear me relate the tales told by the peasants at our veill？es,―I mean the watch-nights of my youth, when I had time to listen to them,―I shall try to recall the story of ？tienne Depardieu, and piece together the scattered fragments of it still remaining in my memory. It was told to me by the man himself during several of the breyage evenings,―a name given, as you know, to the late hours of the night spent in grinding hemp, when those present relate their village chronicles. It is long since P？re Depardieu slept the sleep of the just, and he was quite old when he told me this story of the na？ve adventures of his youth. For this reason I shall try to let him speak for himself, imitating his manner as closely as I can. You will not blame me for insisting on so doing, because you know from experience that the thoughts and emotions of a peasant cannot be rendered in our own style of language without making them unnatural and giving them a tone of even shocking affectation.
You also know by experience, that the peasantry guess or comprehend much more than we believe them capable of understanding; and you have often been struck with their sudden insight, which, even in matters of art, has an appearance of revelation. If I were to tell you in my language and yours certain things which you have heard and understood in theirs, you would find those very things so unlike what is natural to these people that you would accuse me of unconsciously putting something of my own into the relation, and of attributing to the peasantry reflections and feelings which they could not have. It suffices to introduce into the expression of their ideas a single word that is not in their vocabulary to raise a doubt as to whether the idea itself emanated from them. But when we listen to their speech, we at once observe that although they may not have, like us, a choice of words suited to every shade of thought, yet they assuredly have words enough to formulate what they think and to describe what strikes their senses.
Therefore it is not, as some have reproachfully declared, for the petty pleasure of producing a style hitherto unused in literature, and still less to revive ancient forms of speech and old expressions which all the world knows and is familiar with, that I have bound myself to the humble task of preserving to ？tienne Depardieu's tale the local color that belongs to it. It is, rather, because I find it impossible to make him speak as we do without distorting the methods by which his mind worked when he expressed himself on points with which he was not familiar, and as to which he evidently had a strong desire both to understand and to make himself understood.

GEORGE SAND.
NOHANT, April, 1853

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백파이프를 부는 사람들. The Book of The Bagpipers, by George Sand
프랑스작가.
THE BAGPIPERS
BY
GEORGE SAND
BOSTON LITTLE, BROWN AND COMPANY
Copyright, 1890,
BY ROBERTS BROTHERS.
UNIVERSITY PRESS:
JOHN WILSON AND SON, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A.