DOI Artikel:
Makower, Stanley V.: Chopin Op. 47
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.38746#0262
258 Chopin Op. 47
the white horse, but it evaded him and his eyes would not keep
closed.
A man-servant entered with a lamp, revealing a room richly
furnished with carved oak. The walls were covered with oil
pictures in heavy frames. Here and there stood bronze statues by
modern French sculptors, and on the table upon which the lamp
had been placed, the soft yellow light fell on a number of curious
objects : old silver boxes, medallions in jewelled frames, tiny
porcelain vases, trays of coins and rings.
Suzanne Delisle rose from the piano and advanced into the
room.
the white horse, but it evaded him and his eyes would not keep
closed.
A man-servant entered with a lamp, revealing a room richly
furnished with carved oak. The walls were covered with oil
pictures in heavy frames. Here and there stood bronze statues by
modern French sculptors, and on the table upon which the lamp
had been placed, the soft yellow light fell on a number of curious
objects : old silver boxes, medallions in jewelled frames, tiny
porcelain vases, trays of coins and rings.
Suzanne Delisle rose from the piano and advanced into the
room.