Bouvard and Pécuchet, part 2

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Gustave Flaubert. Bouvard and Pécuchet, part 2

BOUVARD AND PÉCUCHET (CONTINUED.)

CHAPTER IX. Sons of the Church

CHAPTER X. Lessons in Art and Science

CONFERENCE

THE DANCE OF DEATH (1838)

RABELAIS2

Preface to the Last Songs (POSTHUMOUS POEMS) OF. LOUIS BOUILHET

LETTER TO THE. MUNICIPALITY OF ROUEN. ON THE SUBJECT OF A MEMORIAL. TO. LOUIS BOUILHET

SELECTED. C O R R E S P O N D E N C E. OF. GUSTAVE FLAUBERT. WITH AN. INTIMATE STUDY OF THE AUTHOR. BY. CAROLINE COMMANVILLE

INTIMATE REMEMBRANCES. OF. GUSTAVE FLAUBERT

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II

III

CORRESPONDENCE

TO MADAME X

TO MADAME X

TO MADAME X

TO LOUIS BOUILHET

TO MADAME X

TO MADAME X

TO MADAME X

TO MADAME X

TO LAURENT PICHAT

TO ERNEST FEYDEAU

TO ERNEST FEYDEAU

TO JULES DUPLAN

TO MADEMOISELLE LEROYER DE CHANTEPIE

TO ERNEST FEYDEAU

TO EDMOND AND JULES DE GONCOURT

TO EDMOND AND JULES DE GONCOURT

TO ERNEST FEYDEAU

TO MADEMOISELLE LEROYER DE CHANTEPIE

TO EDMOND AND JULES DE GONCOURT

TO ERNEST FEYDEAU

TO MADAME ROGER DES GENETTES

TO MADAME ROGER DES GENETTES

TO THEOPHILE GAUTIER

TO THÉOPHILE GAUTIER

TO THÉOPHILE GAUTIER

TO GEORGE SAND

TO GEORGE SAND

TO GEORGE SAND

TO GEORGE SAND

TO GEORGE SAND

TO GEORGE SAND

TO GEORGE SAND

TO EDMOND AND JULES DE GONCOURT

TO GEORGE SAND

TO GEORGE SAND

TO JULES MICHELET

TO GEORGE SAND

TO MAXIME DUCAMP

TO EDMOND DE GONCOURT

TO GEORGE SAND

TO MADAME REGNIER

TO GEORGE SAND

TO THE BARONESS LEPIC

TO EMILE ZOLA

TO GUY DE MAUPASSANT

TO MAURICE SAND

TO GUY DE MAUPASSANT

TO GUY DE MAUPASSANT

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MARCEL reappeared next day at three o’clock, his face green, his eyes bloodshot, a lump on his forehead, his breeches torn, his breath tainted with a strong smell of brandy, and his person covered with dirt.

He had been, according to an annual custom of his, six leagues away at Iqueville to enjoy a midnight repast with a friend; and, stuttering more than ever, crying, wishing to beat himself, he begged of them for pardon, as if he had committed a crime. His masters granted it to him. A singular feeling of serenity rendered them indulgent.

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“The history of the Theban legion is a fable. I also question Symphorosa and her seven sons, Felicitas and her seven daughters, and the seven virgins of Ancyra condemned to violation, though septuagenarians, and the eleven thousand virgins of St. Ursula, of whom one companion was called Undecemilla, a name taken for a figure; still more, the ten martyrs of Alexandria!”

“And yet – and yet they are found in authors worthy of credit.”

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