Bøger af Alphonse Daudet

"La Belle-Nivernaise" est une nouvelle écrite par Alphonse Daudet, un écrivain français du XIXe siècle. Voici un résumé de cette nouvelle :"La Belle-Nivernaise" est une histoire touchante qui met en scène une petite péniche du même nom et son équipage. L'histoire se déroule le long des canaux de France, où la péniche navigue paisiblement, transportant du charbon et d'autres marchandises.Le personnage principal de l'histoire est le vieux capitaine Guillaume, qui est le maître de la péniche. Il entretient une relation étroite et affectueuse avec sa péniche, la traitant avec soin et respect. Guillaume est accompagné de sa femme, Marie, et de leur fils, Jean.L'histoire suit les aventures de la péniche et de son équipage alors qu'ils naviguent sur les canaux, croisent d'autres péniches et vivent des moments de bonheur et de difficulté. La péniche devient presque un personnage à part entière, avec ses propres caractéristiques et sa place spéciale dans la vie des mariniers.Au fur et à mesure que l'histoire se déroule, des éléments de modernisation et de changement entrent en jeu. Les chemins de fer commencent à rivaliser avec les péniches pour le transport de marchandises, menaçant ainsi le mode de vie traditionnel des mariniers."La Belle-Nivernaise" explore la relation entre l'homme et la nature, ainsi que les changements sociaux et technologiques qui affectent les vies des personnages. L'histoire illustre également l'importance de la tradition et de la camaraderie entre les mariniers.Avec sa prose pittoresque et émotionnelle, Alphonse Daudet parvient à capturer la beauté de la vie fluviale en France et à évoquer une ambiance nostalgique pour un mode de vie en voie de disparition.

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""Jack V1"" is a novel written by French author Alphonse Daudet. The story follows the life of a young boy named Jack, who is born into poverty in the French countryside. Despite his difficult circumstances, Jack is a bright and curious child who is determined to make something of himself. He is eventually taken in by a wealthy family, where he is given the opportunity to receive an education and pursue his dreams. However, Jack soon discovers that his new life comes with its own set of challenges and struggles, as he navigates the complexities of class and social status. Along the way, he encounters a cast of colorful characters, including a kind-hearted priest, a cunning businessman, and a beautiful young woman who captures his heart. Through it all, Jack remains steadfast in his pursuit of a better life, even as he confronts the harsh realities of a world that can be both cruel and unjust. ""Jack V1"" is a timeless tale of perseverance, hope, and the power of the human spirit to overcome adversity.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.

Le Petite Chose, �����crit en 1901 par Alphonse Daudet, est un roman autobiographique qui raconte l'histoire d'un jeune gar�����on nomm����� Alphonse, qui grandit dans une famille pauvre ������ Lyon. Alphonse est un enfant intelligent et cr�����atif, mais il est �����galement tr�����s timide et sensible. Il est souvent victime de moqueries et de brimades de la part de ses camarades de classe.Malgr����� ces difficult�����s, Alphonse trouve du r�����confort dans la lecture et l'�����criture, et il r������ve de devenir un �����crivain c�����l�����bre un jour. Cependant, sa vie prend un tournant inattendu lorsqu'il est envoy����� ������ Paris pour travailler comme clerc de notaire. ����� Paris, Alphonse d�����couvre un monde compl�����tement diff�����rent de celui qu'il a connu ������ Lyon. Il rencontre des artistes et des �����crivains c�����l�����bres, et il est inspir����� par leur cr�����ativit����� et leur passion pour l'art.Le Petite Chose est un roman touchant et �����mouvant qui explore les th�����mes de la pauvret�����, de l'isolement et de la cr�����ativit�����. Il offre �����galement un aper�����u fascinant de la vie artistique et culturelle de Paris au XIXe si�����cle. Avec sa prose belle et po�����tique, ce livre est un classique de la litt�����rature fran�����aise qui continue d'inspirer les lecteurs aujourd'hui.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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The Nabob is a novel written by French author Alphonse Daudet and was first published in 1898. The story revolves around a wealthy Frenchman named J�����r�����me-Napol�����on Trottemant, who acquires a fortune in India and returns to France to live a lavish lifestyle. The protagonist, Trottemant, is referred to as the ""Nabob"" due to his newfound wealth and status. The novel explores the themes of wealth, power, and corruption as Trottemant navigates his way through French high society. He is initially welcomed with open arms but soon finds himself the target of jealous rivals and scheming social climbers. The Nabob's extravagant spending and lack of social grace make him an easy target for those who seek to take advantage of him.As the story progresses, Trottemant becomes increasingly isolated and disillusioned with his new life. He longs for the simplicity of his former existence in India and the genuine friendships he had there. The Nabob's story is ultimately a cautionary tale about the dangers of wealth and the importance of staying true to oneself.Overall, The Nabob is a gripping tale of ambition and excess that offers a fascinating glimpse into French society at the turn of the 20th century. Daudet's vivid descriptions and insightful commentary make this novel a timeless classic that is still relevant today.In Two Volumes.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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Quoiqu'il n'y eût pas autour de la table la moindre robe de femme, un bout d'étoffe claire pour l'égayer, l'aspect n'en était pas monotone, grâce au disparate, à la bizarrerie des convives, des éléments de tous les mondes, des échantillons d'humanité détachés de toutes les races, en France, en Europe, dans l'univers entier, du haut en bas de l'échelle sociale. D'abord, le maître du logis, espèce de géant - tanné, hâlé, safrané, la tête dans les épaules - à qui son nez court et perdu dans la bouffissure du visage, ses cheveux crépus massés comme un bonnet d'astrakan sur un front bas et têtu, ses sourcils en broussaille avec des yeux de chapard embusqué donnaient l'aspect féroce d'un Kalmouck, d'un sauvage de frontières vivant de guerre et de rapines. Heureusement le bas de la figure, la lèvre lippue et double, qu'un sourire adorable de bonté épanouissait, relevait, retournait tout à coup, tempérait d'une expression à la saint Vincent de Paul cette laideur farouche, cette physionomie si originale qu'elle en oubliait d'être commune. Et pourtant l'extraction inférieure se trahissait d'autre façon par la voix, une voix de marinier du Rhône, éraillée et voilée, où l'accent méridional devenait plus grossier que dur, et deux mains élargies et courtes, phalanges velues, doigts carrés et sans ongles, qui, posées sur la blancheur de la nappe, parlaient de leur passé avec une éloquence gênante.

Tartarín de Tarascón es esta una de las narraciones más divertidas del siglo XIX. Tan extraordinario fue el éxito de este libro que el autor Daudet, se vio precisado a inventar nuevas aventuras del héroe, dando tiempo después vida dos preciosas novelas más: Tartarín de ¡os Alpes y Puerto Tarascón. Tarascón es una ciudad del sur de Francia, cuyos habitantes eran dados a la vanidad. Para ridiculizarlos Daudet escribió una de las mejores novelas cómicas que se haya compuesto en los tiempos modernos.

Kings In Exile is a novel written by Alphonse Daudet. The story revolves around two exiled kings, King Karl of Gothland and King Peter of Lutha, who are forced to leave their respective countries due to political turmoil. The two monarchs meet by chance in a small town in France and become friends. They decide to live together in a small cottage and spend their days reminiscing about their past lives and discussing the issues that led to their exile. As they settle into their new life, they encounter a young woman named Helene, who is the daughter of a local doctor. Both kings are immediately drawn to her beauty and charm, and they begin to compete for her affections. However, Helene is engaged to a young man named Gustav, who is studying to become a doctor. As the story progresses, the political situation in Gothland and Lutha worsens, and the kings are forced to confront their past mistakes and the consequences of their actions. They also have to make difficult decisions about their future and the future of their respective countries. Kings In Exile is a poignant and thought-provoking novel that explores themes of friendship, love, politics, and the human condition. It is a timeless tale that continues to resonate with readers today.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.

En Cartas desde mi molino, Daudet descubre su corazón; nos aporta sucesivamente alegría, tristeza, emoción, odio... No le falta espontaneidad ni frescura, ni esa agudeza irónica cuando aborda ciertos temas. Además, Daudet no inventa nada: recoge algunas anécdotas que ha presenciado o que le han contado, intenta deformar lo menos posible la realidad. Hace revivir para nosotros su Provenza natal, al pueblo provenzal con su alma, su imaginación desbordante, sus espejismos, sus malicias, sus alegrias y sus penas.

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Revenu de bonne heure des succès de salon, le héros tarasconnais aimait bien mieux se plonger dans ses livres de chasse ou passer sa soirée au cercle que de faire le joli coeur devant un piano de Nîmes entre deux bougies de Tarascon. Ces parades musicales lui semblaient au-dessous de lui... Quelquefois cependant, quand il y avait de la musique à la pharmacie Bézuquet, il entrait comme par hasard, et après s'être bien fait prier, consentait à dire le grand duo de Robert le Diable, avec Mme Bézuquet la mère... Qui n'a pas entendu cela n'a jamais rien entendu... Pour moi, quand je vivrais cent ans, je verrais toute ma vie le grand Tartarin s'approchant du piano d'un pas solennel, s'accoudant, faisant sa moue, et sous le reflet vert des bocaux de la devanture, essayant de donner à sa bonne face l'expression satanique et farouche de Robert le Diable. À peine avait-il pris position, tout de suite le salon frémissait; on sentait qu'il allait se passer quelque chose de grand...

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"La Belle Nivernaise" est une nouvelle écrite par Alphonse Daudet, un écrivain français du XIXe siècle. Voici un résumé de cette nouvelle :"La Belle Nivernaise" est une nouvelle emblématique d'Alphonse Daudet qui raconte l'histoire d'une petite péniche appelée "La Belle Nivernaise" et de son équipage. L'histoire se déroule sur les canaux de la France, où la péniche voyage en transportant des marchandises.Le personnage central de l'histoire est le vieux capitaine Guillaume, qui est le maître de la péniche. Il est attaché à sa péniche comme à un membre de sa famille et la traite avec amour et respect. Guillaume est accompagné de sa femme, Marie, et de leur fils, Jean.L'histoire suit les aventures de la péniche et de son équipage alors qu'ils naviguent sur les canaux, rencontrent d'autres péniches et vivent des moments de joie et de difficulté. La péniche devient presque un personnage à part entière, avec ses caractéristiques uniques et son lien fort avec les membres de l'équipage.L'histoire met en évidence la beauté et la simplicité de la vie sur les canaux, ainsi que la camaraderie et la solidarité entre les mariniers. "La Belle Nivernaise" explore également les changements apportés par la modernisation et l'arrivée des chemins de fer, qui menacent le mode de vie traditionnel des mariniers.La nouvelle capture le charme pittoresque de la vie fluviale en France à travers des descriptions vivantes et des personnages attachants. Elle célèbre le lien entre l'homme et la nature, ainsi que la nostalgie pour un mode de vie en voie de disparition.

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