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Mme El by Dagmar Coward Kuschke

 
Mme El by Dagmar Coward Kuschke Content : . Portrait of a countrywoman, extracts from a diary
. Toutoune
. Woman of character
. Cows
. Work on the land
. Mme El's men
. Life around 1900
. A new life
. Conversations with Mme El
. Remembrance Day
. Polite
. News items in the paper
. Mme El and I
. Conflict
. Language and love
. Don Juan in every-day life or free love
. The Quest of Love
. Marital fidelity or Broader Minded
. Progressive
. Conversation with Jo-Marie about her latest grandson
. Combing – penchena
. expressions and dictums
. Mme El and others
. Es atal la bido – Such is life…
. Birds, cats & dogs
. Miss
. Oxythyrea funesta – ‘deadly oxythyrea’
. Rachmaninou
french
english
german


Miss

 

Another black and white visitor was an unknown dog who, I was pleased to see, didn’t hang around, but turned his back on me and left the other way. And then there is Miss, the dog acquired by Mme El’s son after seeing her picture in a newspaper I had brought them, love at first sight, the very dog he wanted, a black and white cross between a border collie and a hunting dog whose big voice she has.
They went all the way to St Girons to fetch her from an animal rescue home. She was six months old then and terribly intimidated, tail between her legs all the time. It took a few months for her to relax. She did become very friendly with another dog, a workman, who regularly came to see Mme El’s people. As for myself, I was wary of her and so was Mrs Churchwarden whom she actually bit, she didn’t go this far with me.Then the workman, her friend, fell out with her owners and didn’t come again and it was literally from that moment that Miss made friends with me.

 




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