International Short Stories: French
作者：Reynolds, Francis J. (Francis Joseph), 1867-1937 [Compiler]; Aicard, Jean, 1848-1921 [Contributor]; Balzac, Honoré de, 1799-1850 [Contributor]; Bazin, René, 1853-1932 [Contributor]; Bourget, Paul, 1852-1935 [Contributor]; Chenevière, Adolphe, 1855-1917 [Contributor]; Coppée, François, 1842-1908 [Contributor]; Daudet, Alphonse, 1840-1897 [Contributor]; Dumas, Alexandre, 1802-1870 [Contributor]; Erckmann-Chatrian [Contributor]; Halévy, Ludovic, 1834-1908 [Contributor]; Hugo, Victor, 1802-1885 [Contributor]; Kock, Paul de, 1793-1871 [Contributor]; Le Sage, Alain René, 1668-1747 [Contributor]; Maupassant, Guy de, 1850-1893 [Contributor]; Mendès, Catulle, 1841-1909 [Contributor]; Mérimée, Prosper, 1803-1870 [Contributor]; Murger, Henri, 1822-1861 [Contributor]; Musset, Alfred de, 1810-1857 [Contributor]; Prévost, Marcel, 1862-1941 [Contributor]; Robert, Clémence, 1797-1872 [Contributor]; Vidocq, Eugène François, 1775-1857 [Contributor]; Voltaire, 1694-1778 [Contributor]; Zola, Émile, 1840-1902 [Contributor]
体例：题 章数：132
字数：524,822 来源：Project Gutenberg
章节目录
共 132 题- FRENCH
- FRENCH STORIES
- A PIECE OF BREAD _By Francois Coppee_
- THE ELIXIR OF LIFE _By Honore de Balzac_
- THE AGE FOR LOVE _By Paul Bourget_
- MATEO FALCONE _By Prosper Merimee_
- THE MIRROR _By Catulle Mendes_
- MY NEPHEW JOSEPH _By Ludovic Halevy_
- A FOREST BETROTHAL _By Erckmann-Chatrian_
- ZADIG THE BABYLONIAN _By Francois Marie Arouet de Voltaire_
- ABANDONED _By Guy de Maupassant_
- THE GUILTY SECRET _By Paul de Kock_
- JEAN MONETTE _By Eugene Francois Vidocq_
- SOLANGE _By Alexandre Dumas_
- THE BIRDS IN THE LETTER-BOX _By Rene Bazin_
- JEAN GOURDON'S FOUR DAYS _By Emile Zola_
- BARON DE TRENCK _By Clemence Robert_
- THE PASSAGE OF THE RED SEA _By Henry Murger_
- THE WOMAN AND THE CAT _By Marcel Prevost_
- GIL BLAS AND DR. SANGRADO _By Alain Rene Le Sage_
- A FIGHT WITH A CANNON _By Victor Hugo_
- TONTON _By A. Cheneviere_
- THE LAST LESSON _By Alphonse Daudet_
- CROISILLES _By Alfred de Musset_
- THE VASE OF CLAY _By Jean Aicard_
- A PIECE OF BREAD
- BY FRANCOIS COPPEE
- THE ELIXIR OF LIFE
- BY HONORE DE BALZAC
- Bartholomeo said: "I do not grudge you your pleasure, my child."
- At last he arose, saying: "So long as there is no blood--"
- An old servant cried: "A miracle!"
- And all the Spaniards repeated: "A miracle!"
- THE AGE FOR LOVE
- BY PAUL BOURGET
- MATEO FALCONE
- BY PROSPER MERIMEE
- THE MIRROR
- BY CATULLE MENDES
- MY NEPHEW JOSEPH
- BY LUDOVIC HALEVY
- A FOREST BETROTHAL
- BY ERCKMANN-CHATRIAN
- ZADIG THE BABYLONIAN
- BY FRANCOIS MARIE AROUET DE VOLTAIRE
- THE BLIND OF ONE EYE
- THE NOSE
- THE ENVIOUS MAN
- THE GENEROUS
- THE MINISTER
- THE DISPUTES AND THE AUDIENCES
- JEALOUSY
- THE WOMAN BEATEN
- THE STONE
- THE FUNERAL PILE
- THE SUPPER
- THE ROBBER
- THE FISHERMAN
- THE BASILISK
- THE COMBATS
- THE HERMIT
- They talked of passions. "Ah," said Zadig, "how fatal are their effects!"
- THE ENIGMAS
- ABANDONED
- BY GUY DE MAUPASSANT
- THE GUILTY SECRET
- BY PAUL DE KOCK
- JEAN MONETTE
- BY EUGENE FRANCOIS VIDOCQ
- SOLANGE
- DR. LEDRU'S STORY OF THE REIGN OF TERROR
- BY ALEXANDRE DUMAS
- I remained standing at the door, alone with my unknown.
- I wanted to kiss her hand; she offered me her brow.
- I gave it to her. She thrust it into her bosom.
- I bowed and waited.
- I bowed.
- I answered him with a pressure of the hand.
- I passed a wretched night and a still more miserable day.
- I heard them unharness the horse, lock the cemetery, and go away.
- I was startled.
- I bolted out of my chair, frozen with horror.
- I thought I should go mad.
- THE BIRDS IN THE LETTER-BOX
- BY RENE BAZIN
- JEAN GOURDON'S FOUR DAYS
- BY EMILE ZOLA
- SPRING
- I was tempted for a moment to cry out to him:
- I hung my head again. My uncle Lazare had certainly seen me.
- I felt anxious.
- I was beside her and took her hand.
- II
- SUMMER
- I finished reading my uncle Lazare's letter.
- III
- AUTUMN
- I seated myself at the edge of the bed, and asked her in a low voice:
- I acted very stupidly.
- I waited for no more.
- I turned round and saw the midwife and my uncle quarrelling.
- I began to laugh.
- I felt very anxious.
- IV
- WINTER
- I laughed and answered:
- BARON DE TRENCK
- BY CLEMENCE ROBERT
- THE PASSAGE OF THE RED SEA
- BY HENRY MURGER
- THE WOMAN AND THE CAT
- BY MARCEL PREVOST
- GIL BLAS AND DR. SANGRADO
- BY ALAIN RENE LE SAGE
- A FIGHT WITH A CANNON
- BY VICTOR HUGO
- TONTON
- BY A. CHENEVIERE
- THE LAST LESSON
- BY ALPHONSE DAUDET
- CROISILLES
- BY ALFRED DE MUSSET
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- THE VASE OF CLAY
- BY JEAN AICARD
- II
- III
- Jean said formerly: "There are three things: roses, raspberries, lips."
- IV