Guy de Maupassant

7 books on BookJumpr, mentioned 7 times in other books.

Books by Guy de Maupassant

Une Vie on Corinne: “she still remained poetical, having always retained the impression of "Corinne," which she had read a”
Une Vie on Méditations poétiques: “she passed hours reading "Corinne" or Lamartine's "Meditations."”
In Chancery on Bel-Ami: “one of those “Bel Ami” chaps... he had read that book with difficulty and a sort of disgusted fascination”
Words of a Pygmy on Bel-Ami: “The typical owner of such worldly wisdom is surely the hero of Bel-Ami. When he takes a lover, he is already thinking of the break. [auto-translated]”
Floating Clouds on Bel-Ami: “At the camp in Hanoi I read a novel called Bel-Ami, and you are like its hero. But he is a homeless drifter who uses women as a ladder to get ahead, while you use only women as your ladder. [auto-translated]”
The Dark Flower on Fort Comme la Mort: “He took up Sylvia's book, De Maupassant's 'Fort comme la mort'.”
The Breast on The Necklace: “...beginning with 'The Necklace' and running through to 'The Luck of Roaring Camp.'”
How to Read and Why on Madame Tellier's Establishment: “Guy de Maupassant "Madame Tellier's Establishment" "The Haria"”
How to Read and Why on The Horla: “in a horror story like "The Horla," both of which I shall consider here.”