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"Keransiflan and I, sitting onour wheelbarrow, were allowedto go on eating in peace"
A Childhood
in Brittany
Eighty Years Ago
by
Anne Douglas Sedgwick
With illustrations by
Paul de Leslie
New York
The Century Co.
1919
Copyright, 1918, 1919, by
The Century Co.
Published, October, 1919
CONTENTS
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| I | Quimper and Bonne Maman | 3 |
| II | Eliane | 44 |
| III | The Fête at Ker-Eliane | 55 |
| IV | The Old House at Landerneau | 68 |
| V | Tante Rose | 83 |
| VI | The Demoiselles de Coatnamprun | 98 |
| VII | Bon Papa | 122 |
| VIII | Le Marquis de Ploeuc | 131 |
| IX | Loch-ar-Brugg | 153 |
| X | The Pardon at Folgoat | 196 |
| XI | Bonne Maman's Death | 204 |
| XII | The Journey from Brittany | 215 |
A CHILDHOOD IN
BRITTANY
This little sheaf of childish memories has beenput together from many talks, in her own tongue,with an old French friend. The names of herrelatives have, by her wish, been changed to othernames, taken from