The Beggar and The Bell of Maupassant Tale
A compassionate yet brutal vignette recounts a beggar nicknamed The Bell, found as a child, made a cripple by fate, then starved and mocked by villagers and gendarmes, ending in jail and death. The tale shifts to a Parisian style tourist vignette and a reflection on work and patience.
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Hesger
Bert
Benyadn
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Farmer Chiquet
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Guy de Maupassant
London
China
Wealthy financier Goelet and his famed Hudson Valley garden
The article extols Mr Washington Goelet as a rich, skilled financier with keen knowledge of banking, men, and horses. It notes his Hudson River summer place near Peekskill, famed for greenhouse gardens, and his head gardener Dugald Staar, praising his horticultural leadership. A stray quip about a conversation with Fred and Arthur ends the piece.
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Gecler Han
Hudson
Peekski
Big Heart
Thas
Goelet
Dugald Staar
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