The Little French Girl and the English Tea Circle
In a sunlit French coastal residence, Alix, her mother Madame Vervier, and guests including mademoiselle Blanche Fontaine gather for tea and talk of literature philosophy and art. Giles, watching from the margins, weighs his place among French elegance and English reality, as conversations drift from Bergson to Joyce and a budding artist grapples with personal ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alix
Maman
Giles
Les Chardonnerets
England
Toppie
Oxford
Messiah
Hig Enland
Madame Vervier
Albertine
Gilee
Chardin
Monsieur de Maubert
Nouvelle Revue Francaise
Mademoiselle Blanche Fontaine
Madeleine
Mademoiselle
Mademoiselle Alix
Mademoiselle Fontaine
Monsieur Bradley
France
Monsieur
Grand’mere
Monsieur Ie Vicomte de Valenbois
Bloomsbury
Techekov
Dotofevsky
Monsieur de Valenbois
Monsieur de Valendois
Bergson
Croce
William James
Sorbonne
Madamoiselle Fontaine
Jules
Paris
Monsieur de Valendula
Altongeville
Alee
New Haya
Thaaent
Reometeh Vishita
Ries
Madame Vervice
Malaninientie Manche Vantaue
Madame Vers Viet
Valenhole
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Is A
Deter
Sedentel
Thackray
Monsier de Valenbois
Gilles
Joyce
Ireland
Monsieur Giles
Aalience
Valea
Momnaleur de Maybert
Adame
Helene
Pat Moneleur de Maubert
Eyils
Gluck
Orpheus
Ely
Thuy
Canton
Dr. James
Weil
Velvet
Tusc
Regona Padrone
OLIVI
Valencia
NAVY
Av. S. Cor
New Wales
ARD
New York
AV . Can
St. SE
People Trust
Second St
WM. Pond
GLOBE
Hemlock