Guy de Maupassant, página 7 de 31

Contents: / La Paix Du Menage / Musotte / Addenda / The Lancers Wife / Hautot Senior And Hautot Junior / No Quarter / The Orphan / A Lively Friend / The Blind Man / The Impolite Sex / The Cake / The

Translators: Albert M. C. Mcmaster, A. E. Henderson, / Mme. Quesada, and others

Contains two short stories: Mademoiselle Fifi and Boule de Suif

Contents: / The Viaticum / The Relics / The Thief / A Rupture / A Useful House / The Accent / Ghosts / Crash / An Honest Ideal / Stable Perfume / The Ill-Omened Groom / An Exotic Prince / Virtue in the Ballet / In His Sweethearts Livery / Delila / A Mesalliance / Bertha / Abandoned / A Night in Whitechapel / Countess Satan / Kind Girls / Profitable Business / Violated / Jeroboam / The Log / Margots Tapers / Caught in the Very Act / The Confession / Was It a Dream / The Last Step / The Will / A Country Excursion / The Lancers Wife / The Colonels Ideas / One Evening / The Hermaphrodite / Marroca / An Artifice / The Assignation / An Adventure / The Double Pins / Under the Yoke / The Real One and the Other / The Upstart / The Carters Wench / The Marquis / The Bed / An Adventure in Paris / Madame Baptiste / Happiness

Editor: David Widger / Translators: A.E. Henderson, Albert M.C. McMaster and / Louise Charlotte Garstin Quesada

Translators: Albert M. C. Mcmaster, A. E. Henderson, / Mme. Quesada, and others

Contents: / Monsieur Parent / The Father / A Vagabond / Useless Beauty / Fly / The Mad Woman / That Pig of a Morin / The Wooden Shoes / A Normandy Joke / A Cock Crowed / Julots Opinion / Mademoiselle / The Mountebanks / The Sequel to a Divorce / The Man with the Dogs / The Clown / Babette / Sympathy / The Debt / An Artist / Mademoiselle Fifi / The Story of a Farm Girl / Mamma Stirling / Lilie Lala / Madame Telliers Establishment / The Bandmasters Sister / False Alarm / Wife and Mistress / Mad / An Unfortunate Likeness / The New Sensation

Guy de Maupassant da France profondeko izaera sakona modu fidelenean jaso eta deskribatu zuen idazlea. Gustave Flauberten miresle eta laguna, le mot juste bilatzea zen Maupassantentzat ere idaztea, eta modurik naturalenean hau da, zehatzenean, bisturi batekin bezala marraztu zuen Frantziako errealitate kultural iraunkorra, bertako pertsona eta paisaia partikularren bidez aztertu zituen mendekua edo inbidia edo gorrotoa bezalako irrika unibertsalen mekanismoak, guztiak ere bertako pertsonaien psicologie pronfondeko sakoneran obserbatu eta deskribatuak. Hori lortzeko, naturalismoak le mote juste du giltzarri, eta zapatak oinaren neurrikoa behar baitu, Maupassantek zehaztasuna bilatzen du ipuin bakoitzeko hitz eta paragrafo guztietan.

Translators: Albert M. C. Mcmaster, A. E. Henderson, / Mme. Quesada, and others

La colección 7 mejores cuentos - selección especial trae lo mejor de la literatura mundial, organizada en antologías temáticas.En este volumen te traemos grandes nombres de la literatura erótica:- Una hora de amor por Antonio de Hoyos y Vinent.- Una vez por D. H. Lawrence.- Confesiones de una mujer por Guy de Maupassant.- Las cortesias del adulterio por Catulle Mendes.- La idea salvadora por Francesco Maria Molza.- El marido complaciente por Marques de Sade.- Una recompensa bien ganada por Pedro de Repide.Para mas libros con temas interesantes, asegurese de consultar los otros libros de esta coleccion.

"Une Vie" (AKA "A Womans Life") is a French novel from 1883 written by Guy de Maupassant. It is his first novel, published during a period of French history where literature was blossoming. The most popular and perhaps the greatest of Maupassants full-length novels, "Une Vie" is the story of the unfortunate Jeanne, a Norman gentlewoman. The book begins with her returning home after five years in a convent. She is aged seventeen and is happy to be returning to the Poplars, the home of her loving parents. Little by little she will become an adult and create a family...Avarice and lechery, cruelty and greed, conspire against Jeanne wherever she goes: her husband turns out to be a lascivious boor, her son a heedless spendthrift. In the end she is forced to sell her old family house just to stay alive...

Translators: Albert M. C. Mcmaster, A. E. Henderson, / Mme. Quesada, and others