Bøger af Alphonse Daudet

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"Les Contes du lundi" par Alphonse Daudet. Alphonse Daudet etait un ecrivain et auteur dramatique francais (1840-1897)."

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1902 Edition.

Le livre ""Trois Contes Choisis"" (1891) d'Alphonse Daudet comprend trois histoires captivantes. La premi�����re, ""La derni�����re classe"", raconte l'histoire d'un jeune gar�����on qui doit quitter son �����cole fran�����aise pour aller travailler. La deuxi�����me, ""Le secret de Ma�����tre Cornille"", suit un homme qui tente de sauver sa r�����putation en faisant fonctionner une vieille machine ������ huile. Enfin, ""L'arlesienne"" raconte l'histoire d'un homme obs�����d����� par une femme myst�����rieuse qu'il ne peut jamais atteindre. Chaque conte est �����crit avec une prose �����l�����gante et une attention aux d�����tails qui transportent le lecteur dans un monde d'�����motions et de r�����flexions. Les histoires sont intemporelles et continuent de captiver les lecteurs aujourd'hui.With Notes.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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Tous les soirs, pendant des années, on m'a traîné dans les spectacles les plus variés; nous faisions partie de ce hideux Tout-Paris qui se montre partout, bien plus cabotin que les cabotins eux-mêmes, et pour qui jamais il n'y a de relâche. Aux premières de n'importe quels théâtres, nous occupions invariablement les mêmes places; je voyais se dégarnir à l'orchestre les crânes de la critique, se creuser les rides de mes voisins ou de mes vis-à-vis toujours invariables eux aussi, et j'entendais ma femme dire: Tiens, X... a changé les brides de son chapeau rose pour faire croire qu'il est neuf... ou: Regarde donc le ménage Z..., comme il a vieilli ! Puis sans se lasser, aux entr'actes, promenant sa lorgnette, elle énumérait les noms connus, constatait tous ces menus faits, ces petits scandales que Paris répète tout un hiver, qui pimentent ses plaisirs, en sont la note aiguë et délicieuse. J'ai mené cette existence de Jaquemart de province assez pour m'en fatiguer et m'en écoeurer à la fin, si bien que le vrai fond de notre divorce est cela.

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De temps en temps une bâillée, une toux, le froissement d'une feuille déployée, et, planant sur ce calme de salle d'étude, debout et immobiles, le dos au poêle, solennels tous les deux et sentant pareillement le moisi, les deux pontifes de l'histoire officielle, Schwanthaler et Astier-Réhu, qu'une fatalité singulière avait mis en présence au sommet du Rigi, depuis trente ans qu'ils s'injuriaient, se déchiraient dans des notes explicatives, s'appelaient Schwanthaler l'âne bâté, vir ineptissimus Astier-Réhu .Vous pensez l'accueil que reçut le bienveillant Alpiniste approchant une chaise pour faire un brin de causette instructive au coin du feu. Du haut de ces doux cariatides tomba subitement sur lui un de ces courants froids, dont il avait si grand-peur; il se leva, arpenta la salle autant par contenance que pour se réchauffer, ouvrit la bibliothèque. Quelques romans anglais y traînaient, mêlés à de lourdes bibles et à des volumes dépareillés du Club Alpin Suisse; il en prit un, l'emportait pour le lire au lit, mais dut le laisser à la porte, le règlement ne permettant pas qu'on promenât la bibliothèque dans les chambres.

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Qui ne connait pas l'illustrissime Tartarin, immortalisé au cinéma par Raimu? Mais... au cas où, voici le résumé du début de cette aventure épique, et, pour tout dire, tarasconnaise... Tartarin possède un jardin exotique où il entretient un baobab dans un pot de réséda, de nombreuses armes et quantité de livres d'aventures.

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This Is A New Release Of The Original 1910 Edition.

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The Novels and Romances of Alphonse Daudet is a collection of three works by French author Alphonse Daudet. The first novel, Sappho, tells the story of a young girl named Sappho who is sent to live with her aunt in Paris after her father's death. There, she falls in love with a young man named Jean Gaussin, but their relationship is hindered by societal expectations and class differences.The second work, Between the Flies and Footlights, is a collection of short stories that explore the lives of actors and actresses in Paris during the late 19th century. The stories touch on themes of love, jealousy, and the struggles of the theater life.The final work in the collection is Arlatan's Treasure, a novel that takes place in Provence and follows the story of a young man named Arlatan who becomes obsessed with finding a treasure that his grandfather supposedly buried years ago. Along the way, he falls in love with a young woman named Tonia and must navigate the challenges of their relationship as well as the dangers of his treasure hunt.Overall, The Novels and Romances of Alphonse Daudet offers readers a glimpse into French society during the late 19th century and explores themes of love, class, and the pursuit of wealth and happiness.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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L'enfant regardait, admirait, et la mère toute poudrée légère, vaporeuse, sa marotte à la main, riait à Jack, se riait à elle-même dans sa psyché, sans s'inquiéter autrement de ce qu'elle avait fait au bon Dieu pour être si malheureuse. Puis Constant lui jeta sur les épaules une chaude sortie de bal et l'accompagna jusqu'à la voiture, pendant que Jack, appuyé à la rampe, regardait descendre sur le tapis de l'escalier, vifs et remuants comme si la danse les agitait déjà, ces deux petits souliers roses brodés d'argent qui entraînaient sa mère loin, bien loin de lui, à des bals où on n'emmène pas les enfants. Au dernier tintement des grelots, il rentra, tout désoeuvré, et pour la première fois de sa vie inquiet de cet abandon où il se trouvait presque tous les soirs.

S'il s'escrimait au café sous le gaz, ce n'était qu'après avoir rempli de travail réel sa journée. Comme l'usine, le soir, lâche sa vapeur au ruisseau, il venait là répandre en paroles son trop-plein de verve et d'idées. Cela ne l'empêchait point d'être étudiant sérieux, d'avoir des triomphes à la conférence Molé, de prendre ses inscriptions, de conquérir ses diplômes et ses licences. Un soir, chez Ancelot, - qu'il y a longtemps de cela, Dieu de Dieu ! - dans ce salon de la rue Saint-Guillaume plein de vieillards pétillants et d'oiseaux en cage, je me rappelle avoir entendu dire à la très bienveillante maîtresse du logis: Mon gendre Lachaud a un nouveau secrétaire, un jeune homme très éloquent, paraît-il, avec un bien drôle de nom... attendez... il s'appelle... il s'appelle M. Gambetta. Assurément la bonne vieille dame était loin de prévoir jusqu'où irait ce jeune secrétaire qu'on disait éloquent et qui avait un si drôle de nom. Et pourtant, à part l'inévitable apaisement dont la pratique de la vie se charge d'apprendre la nécessité à de moins subtilement compréhensifs que lui, à part certaine connaissance politique des mobiles et des dessous facilement puisée dans l'exercice du pouvoir et le maniement des affaires, le stagiaire de ce temps-là, pour l'ensemble du caractère et de la physionomie, était bien ce qu'il est resté.

Ce jeune Rouget, fils du concierge Colombe, était un gros garçon d'une douzaine d'années, fort comme un boeuf, dévoué comme un chien, bête comme une oie et remarquable surtout par une chevelure rouge, à laquelle il devait son surnom de Rouget. Seulement, je vais vous dire: Rouget, pour moi, n'était pas Rouget. Il était tour à tour mon fidèle Vendredi, une tribu de sauvages, un équipage révolté, tout ce qu'on voulait. Moi-même en ce temps-là, je ne m'appelais pas Daniel Eyssette: j'étais cet homme singulier, vêtu de peaux de bêtes, dont on venait de me donner les aventures, master Crusoé lui-même. Douce folie ! Le soir, après souper, je relisais mon Robinson, je l'apprenais par coeur; le jour, je le jouais, je le jouais avec rage, et tout ce qui m'entourait, je l'enrôlais dans ma comédie. La fabrique n'était plus la fabrique; c'était mon île déserte, oh ! bien déserte. Les bassins jouaient le rôle d'Océan. Le jardin faisait une forêt vierge.

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En arrivant à Paris, tout embarrassé de l'installation de son petit ménage, Guillaume avait trouvé dans le voisinage des dames Chèbe et Delobelle des conseils, des renseignements, une aide indispensable à ce garçon naïf, timide, un peu lourd, gêné par son accent et par son air étrangers. Au bout de quelque temps de voisinage et de services mutuels, les frères Risler faisaient partie des deux familles.Aux jours de fête, leurs couverts étaient toujours mis dans l'un ou l'autre endroit, et c'était un grand contentement pour ces deux dépatriés de trouver en ces pauvres ménages, si modestes, si gênés qu'ils fussent, un coin de tendresse et de vie familiale. Les appointements du dessinateur, très habile dans son métier, lui permettaient de rendre service aux Delobelle au moment du terme, d'arriver chez les Chèbe en grand oncle, toujours chargé de surprises, de cadeaux, si bien que la petite, dès qu'elle l'apercevait, courait à ses poches, grimpait sur ses genoux.

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