Bøger af Guy de Maupassant

Les "Contes de la becasse" sont un recueil de nouvelles de Guy de Maupassant, publie en 1883.

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Même si le sujet date un peu et que le regard que porte Maupassant sur la population algérienne fait un peu frémir... ce texte nous fait voyager. Sa petite incursion en Bretagne est tout aussi envoûtante. Un détour par les fonderies du Creusot nous projette dans la dureté de ce monde. L'industrie de la fonderie elle n'a pas dû beaucoup changé.

Afloat, originally published as Sur l'eau in 1888, is a book of dazzling but treacherously shifting currents, a seemingly simple logbook of a sailing cruise along the French Mediterranean coast that opens up to reveal unexpected depths, as Guy de Maupassant merges fact and fiction, dream and documentation in a wholly original style. Humorous and troubling stories, unreliable confessions, stray reminiscences, and thoughts on life, love, art, nature, and society all find a place in Maupassant's pages, which are, in conception and in effect, so many reflections of the fluid sea on which he finds himself-happily but forever precariously-afloat...

Bel-Ami est un roman réaliste de Guy de Maupassant publié en 1885 sous forme de feuilleton dans Gil Blas et dont l'action se déroule à Paris au xixe siècle, en pleine Révolution industrielle. Ce roman retrace l'ascension sociale de Georges Duroy, homme ambitieux et séducteur, employé au bureau des chemins de fer du Nord, parvenu au sommet de la pyramide sociale parisienne grâce à ses maîtresses et au journalisme.

CLAIR DE LUNE PAR GUY DE MAUPASSANT TABLE Clair de Lune Un Coup d'État Le Loup L'Enfant Conte de Noël La Reine Hortense Le Pardon La Légende du Mont Saint-Michel Une Veuve Mademoiselle Cocotte Les Bijoux Apparition

Er beschreibt den beruflichen und gesellschaftlichen Aufstieg des ehemaligen Unteroffiziers Georges Duroy im Paris des ausgehenden 19. Jahrhunderts.

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Cette fille, Yvette, me déconcerte absolument... C'est un mystère. Si elle n'est pas le monstre d'astuce et de perversité le plus complet que j'aie jamais vu, elle est certes le phénomène d'innocence le plus merveilleux qu'on puisse trouver. Elle vit dans ce milieu infâme avec une aisance tranquille et triomphante, admirablement scélérate ou naïve. Merveilleux rejeton d'aventurière, poussé sur le fumier de ce monde-là, comme une plante magnifique nourrie de pourritures, ou bien fille de quelque homme de haute race, de quelque grand artiste ou de quelque grand seigneur, de quelque prince ou de quelque roi tombé, un soir, dans le lit de la mère, on ne peut comprendre ce qu'elle est ni ce qu'elle pense. Mais tu vas la voir.

Fort comme la mort est le cinquième roman de Guy de Maupassant, commencé en mars 1888, et publié en 1889. Son titre est tiré du Cantique des cantiques: L'amour est fort comme la mort, et la jalousie est dure comme le sépulcre. L'oeuvre fut éditée en volume, en mai 1889, chez Ollendorff.

Il y a huit mois environ, un de mes amis, Louis R..., avait réuni, un soir, quelques camarades de collège; nous buvions du punch et nous fumions en causant littérature, peinture, et en racontant, de temps à autre, quelques joyeusetés, ainsi que cela se pratique dans les réunions de jeunes gens. Tout à coup la porte s'ouvre toute grande et un de mes bons amis d'enfance entre comme un ouragan.

Juin 1880. Georges Duroy, sous-officier rendu à la vie civile, est un beau jeune homme peu scrupuleux. Nouvellement employé aux chemins de fer du nord, il déambule sur les boulevards parisiens, en quête de fortune et de réussite. Il rencontre un ancien camarade de régiment, Forestier, qui va le recommander au directeur de son journal, la Vie française. Grâce à l'appui de son ami, Georges est embauché comme reporter ce qui lui permet de doubler son salaire. Le jeune homme découvre les salles de rédaction et les coulisses de la vie parisienne. Il plaît aux femmes et est bien décidé à en profiter pour "arriver" . Mme Forestier, la femme de son ami lui donne des conseils et l'aide à rédiger ses premiers articles. Puis Georges fait la connaissance de Clotilde de Marelle, une sympathique bourgeoise bohème, qui lui délivre une éducation sentimentale très libre. La très jeune fille de Mme de Marelle, Laurine, donne à notre héros le surnom de Bel-Ami. Offensé par son ami Forestier, Georges décide de séduire sa femme. Dès le lendemain, il déclare son amour à Mme Forestier. Mais celle-ci le tient à distance et lui explique que si elle est disposée à être son amie, jamais elle ne sera sa maîtresse. Sensible pourtant à l'admiration que lui porte le jeune homme, elle lui conseille de rendre visite à la femme de son directeur, Mme Walter, qui "l'apprécie beaucoup". Duroy s'exécute. Il se rend chez elle et la séduit par son esprit. Elle le fait nommer chef des Echos. Cet avancement lui vaut une augmentation. En l'absence de son ami Forestier, malade, Georges Duroy signe plusieurs articles de fond. Suite à l'un de ces articles il est diffamé par le rédacteur d'un petit journal en mal de publicité. L'honneur de son journal étant en jeu, Walter, son directeur, le pousse à provoquer l'offenseur en duel. Angoissé à l'idée de mourir, Duroy ne ferme pas l'oeil de la nuit. Le lendemain, à l'aube, il se rend au bois du Vésinet pour le duel. Les deux adversaires font feu l'un sur l'autre, mais se manquent. Cet épisode, dont ils ressortent tous les deux indemnes, leur vaut une belle publicité. Cet acte de courage permet à Georges de gagner l'estime de son directeur qui lui offre une nouvelle promotion. En plus de son poste de chef des Echos, il devient chroniqueur. Duroy obtient aussi de sa maîtresse, Clotilde de Marelle, qu'elle le loge dans l'appartement de la rue de Constantinople. Elle l'invite également à dîner chez elle tous les jeudis, son mari, M. de Marelle l'appréciant beaucoup...

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Pendant plusieurs jours de suite des lambeaux d'armée en déroute avaient traversé la ville. Ce n'était point de la troupe, mais des hordes débandées. Les hommes avaient la barbe longue et sale, des uniformes en guenilles, et ils avançaient d'une allure molle, sans drapeau, sans régiment. Tous semblaient accablés, éreintés, incapables d'une pensée ou d'une résolution, marchant seulement par habitude, et tombant de fatigue sitôt qu'ils s'arrêtaient. On voyait surtout des mobilisés, gens pacifiques, rentiers tranquilles, pliant sous le poids du fusil; des petits moblots alertes, faciles à l'épouvante et prompts à l'enthousiasme, prêts à l'attaque comme à la fuite; puis, au milieu d'eux, quelques culottes rouges, débris d'une division moulue dans une grande bataille; des artilleurs sombres alignés avec des fantassins divers; et, parfois, le casque brillant d'un dragon au pied pesant qui suivait avec peine la marche plus légère des lignards.

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