French fiction -- Translations into English
In Parisian society you will almost always find two very different evenings in the balls and social affairs. First, the official evening, at which all the invited guests are present--a gay world bored with itself and others. Each person poses for his neighbor. The majority of...
In Parisian society you will almost always find two very different evenings in the balls and social affairs. First, the official evening, at which all the invited guests are pre...
2. Part 2“Cured of my cold and of pure, absolute, divinest love, I let myself go into an adventure with another heroine, who was charming, of a style of beauty exactly opposite to that o...
3. Part 3“I’ll explain her to you,” said Emile Blondet. “On a fine morning you are lounging about Paris. It is more than two o’clock, but not yet five. You see a woman coming toward you;...
4. Part 4“During the campaign of 1812,” said Général de Montriveau, “I was the involuntary cause of a terrible misfortune, which may serve you, Docteur Bianchon,” he said, turning to me-...