How has Stephanette been described sitting on a mule?
She was sitting on the mule’s back between the baskets.
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Why did the shepherd think the food didn’t arrive yet?
He thought it must be the weather/big storm. The mule would be unable to climb the muddy paths.
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How does the story tell us that the Shepherd wanted Stephanette to stay longer? Page 23
He wanted to keep hearing the mule's footsteps because they were a reminder of her visit.
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What was the news that the shepherd was most interested in?
The news that interested me the most was about my master's daughter.
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Page 22 "...She took pleasure in my embarrassment." Why did she feel like this?
She knows that he likes her and thinks she is beautiful. (Any suitable answer)
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What sound did the shepherd hear before he saw Stephanette?
He heard the bells of the mule tinkling merrily like those at Easter time.
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Why did Stephanette bring the provisions for the shepherd?
The farm boy was sick and Aunt Norada has gone on vacation.
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How does the shepherd feel about Stephanette? (2 answers)
He thinks she is very beautiful and has admired her for twenty years.
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Every two weeks, the farm boy or old Aunt Norada would come by. Why was he happy to see them? (2 reasons)
They brought his provisions and would tell him about the births, marriages and deaths of the lowland.
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The shepherd sometimes didn't see people for weeks. Who sometimes passed by the shepherd?
The hermit of Mount Lure and some coalminers of Piedmont passed by.
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Page 20: "Sometimes her father would invite me to dinner at his farm. / ...she would talk quietly to the servants. What does this tell us about Stephanette's family?
They might be nobles because they own land and have servants. They are kind people because they invite him to dinner.
