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Emile Zola. The Complete Short Stories (All Unabridged)
The Complete Short Stories
Table of Contents
STORIES FOR NINON
TO NINON
SIMPLICE
THE BALL-PROGRAM
SHE WHO LOVES ME
THE LOVE-FAIRY
BLOOD
THE THIEVES AND THE ASS
SISTER-OF-THE-POOR
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
THE ADVENTURES OF BIG SIDOINE AND LITTLE MÉDÉRIC
I. THE HEROES
II. THEY START ON THEIR TRAVELS
III. SHORT DISQUISITION ON MUMMIES
IV. SIDOINE’S FISTS
V. MÉDÉRIC’S SPEECH
VI. MÉDÉRIC EATS BLACKBERRIES
VII. WHEREIN SIDOINE BECOMES TALKATIVE
VIII. THE CHARMING PRIMROSE QUEEN OF THE KINGDOM OF THE HAPPY
IX. WHEREIN MÉDÉRIC POPULARISES ASTRONOMY, HISTORY, THEOLOGY, PHILOSOPHY, EXACT AND NATURAL SCIENCES, AS WELL AS VARIOUS OTHERS
X. VARIOUS STRANGE AND UNFORESEEN MEETINGS WHICH HAPPENED TO SIDOINE AND MÉDÉRIC
XI. A MODEL SCHOOL
XII. MORAL
NEW STORIES FOR NINON
TO NINON
A BATH
THE STRAWBERRIES
BIG MICHU
THE FAST
THE SHOULDERS OF THE MARCHIONESS
MY NEIGHBOUR JACQUES
THE PARADISE OF CATS
LILI
THE LEGEND OF CUPID’S LITTLE BLUE MANTLE
THE BLACKSMITH
THE SLACK SEASON
THE LITTLE VILLAGE
SOUVENIRS
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
X
XI
XII
XIII
XIV
JEAN GOURDON’S FOUR DAYS
I. SPRING
II. SUMMER
III. AUTUMN
IV. WINTER
PARISIAN SKETCHES
THE BOOT-POLISHING VIRGIN
THE OLD WOMEN WITH BLUE EYES
THE CONTRASTS
LOVE UNDER THE ROOF
THE ATTACK ON THE MILL
THE ATTACK ON THE MILL
THE FLOOD
I
II
III
IV
V
CAPTAIN BURLE
CHAPTER I
CHAPTER II
CHAPTER III
CHAPTER IV
THE MILLER’S DAUGHTER
CHAPTER I
CHAPTER II
CHAPTER III
CHAPTER IV
CHAPTER V
THE DEATH OF OLIVIER BECAILLE
CHAPTER I
CHAPTER II
CHAPTER III
CHAPTER IV
CHAPTER V
NAÏS MICOULIN
I
II
III
IV
V
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Emile Zola
(All Unabridged)
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She had rested her head on his shoulder. Bending over the brook they smiled at one another. Sometimes, raising their foreheads, they followed with their eyes the gold dust fluttering in the last rays of the sun. They clasped each other slowly, slowly. They awaited the appearance of the first star to be blended together in one and fly off for ever.
Not a word troubled their ecstasy. Their spirits rising to their lips were exchanged in their breath.
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