Notebook 012

November 1873 — November 1873

20 entries • 14,949 words • 20 translated

Main location: Nice

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Rumpelmayer's, which I had to visit this evening too, to complete the day. We ate excellent cherry ices. What a bad husband I would make! And what an...

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We arrive halfway through the mass -- myself, Dina, and Paul (blue dress, very good) -- how ugly and badly dressed the Skariatines are! There are...

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We took tea this morning for the first time with Miss Hitchcock; she is rather nice, and I am beginning to get used to her. I have resumed my usual...

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We go to the station again -- myself, Dina, and Hitchcock. I asked the stationmaster's permission and we passed into the buffet. There were already a...

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We go out walking with Hitchcock (blue dress, black hat, good) -- "she is so innocent" that she told me one ought not go walking on the promenade...

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I had scarcely sat down at the piano when Nadinka came running in to say the Howards had come. Hélène and Lise have felt hats in the style of mine,...

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I went riding with Paul at half past four -- a little too late, but it is not so hot. At the beginning I could not trot well; only towards the end I...

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We are invited to the Howards' (green dress, black hat, mackintosh, good). Already from the window I see beaming faces; I enter and Aggie kisses me a...

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I rise early and go to Maman's room; they bring the newspapers, and according to my habit I take the Galignani's. I read: ==The Post says the...

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All these days, torrential rains -- but today the weather is fine. I was having my English lesson when Walitsky flings open the door, rushes in with...

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My first ==breakfast== is a great pleasure, and every day I look forward to it. But today Lemp comes ten minutes early and I had not time to eat....

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Another unbearable wind. I bought a globe, had the portrait of Boiard delivered, and bought a balance.

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I must go riding -- this new horse. I am eager to finish my studies; I have added another hour of Latin and an hour with Brunet. ==When my lesson are...

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At lunch we had a great religious debate. Everyone was talking and shouting. They are absurd -- especially Bete, who maintains that the priest...

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Maman, my aunt, Bete, Dina, and Walitsky go to Monte Carlo to dine with some French people Maman had known in Baden, with whom we lunched at the...

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At nine o'clock I am nearly ready; I have only to put on the dress. Maman calls me:

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In the *Galignani* again -- horrors. The Duke of Hamilton is marrying on the 10th or 11th of next month; the Duchess and the Princess of Monaco are...

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I go out first on foot with Hitchcock; I am beginning to get used to the brown dress -- the bodice fits admirably. We cross the Quai Masséna and the...

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We go to see the outfits at Kingsbury's; they do not please me -- they smell of the Lyon Company, and there is an English accent about them, the...

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Georges has returned from Aix -- a complete triumph. I am told all at once that yesterday on the way back from Monaco they met the Comte de...