Guy Deloeuvre: 209 books

Environ 10% des gens qui ont expérimenté la mort clinique racontent des histoires extraordinaires. Les scientifiques ont une explication pour cela : après la mort, la partie du cerveau qui est responsable de l’imagination fonctionne encore autour de trente secondes, et crée durant ce court laps...

La cour de justice européenne rend légal le blocage du site The Pirate Bay. C’est une nouvelle défaite judiciaire pour la figure de proue du téléchargement en ligne. S’il est peu probable que cela l’impact, la décision pourrait menacer d’autres plateformes. “La résilience, c’est...

Le sexe est plus que la satisfaction d'un besoin physique, c'est une façon intime de vous connecter avec un autre être humain. Cependant, des facteurs externes peuvent parfois interférer et vous empêcher de vous connecter avec votre partenaire. Cela peut être le travail, les études ou les enfants...

This novel by Guy de Maupassant was published in serial form in Paris in February and March 1883. It was published in volume the same year. It is composed of 14 chapters and relates the dreams and disillusions of Jeanne, the daughter of a baron who for a long time imagined her life only through "the idealizing prism of her dreams".

Le Horla is a fantastic short story by Maupassant written in 1887. This is one of the last fantastic stories Maupassant wrote. The Horla is in the form of an unfinished diary that raises fears that its owner may have gone mad. The Horla marks the first signs of the madness of its author, Guy de Maupassant, who died 3 years later, in a paranoia and total madness.

Miscellaneous tales 1881-1883 of Guy de Maupassant.

This three-chapter novel by Honoré de Balzac was first published under the title Le dernier Chouan ou la Bretagne in 1799, by Urbain Canel, in 1829. It will be published, with some modifications, under its final title in 1834 by Vimont. Executive Summary In September 1799, on...

Clair de Lune is a short story by Guy de Maupassant published in 1882, which tells the story of Father Marignan, whose deep religion has never failed to accept God's plans and the teachings of the Church, until the evening when, under the soft light of the moon, he finally meets the true Spirit of God.

Verschiedene Geschichten von Guy de Maupassant: * Die gehäutete Hand * Dr. Heraclius Gloss * Der Weihwasserspender * Die Hochzeit von Lieutenant Laré * "Kokos, Kokos, Kokos, Kokos, frischer Kokos!" * Talgball * Sonntage eines Pariser Bourgeois. * In der Vergangenheit * Eine neue Seite der Geschichte

A merciless Breton lord does not want the premature child of seven months, therefore failed, that his wife Jeanne will bring into the world. He decides to kill this damned child and calls a doctor, half midwife, half executioner, for this purpose. Anodyne appearance of this historical account, bordering...

" The House of Tellier " is a brothel named after the boss, Mrs. Tellier, located in the province of Fécamp. On a Saturday evening, as usual, customers of the "café-bordel", mainly workers, French and English sailors, but also the city's bourgeoisie, gather in front of the brothel,...

This novel has all the charm of Maupassant's novels. He analyses the world of high society, its rites, its pretences, its trivialities, its superficiality. He deals with many themes: old age, love, fame, the loss of a loved one, etc... and describes the characters' feelings perfectly. The Countess'...

This lady was an old maid named Miss Harriet..... One day, while Leon was working quietly, Miss Harriet, trembling and crying, told him that she loved him. But his love was not reciprocated and Leon made the decision to leave. Suffering, Miss Harriet threw herself into a well.

Madame Husson, in love with purity and virtue, set herself the goal of crowning the “rose girl” of Gisors, i. e. the most respectful young girl. After an investigation conducted by her maid, the hard-core Françoise, she understood that no girl in the city met the criteria. She then found hardly...