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Pauline et Pascal Bruno
The tale unfolds various intertwined lives, prominently featuring Alfred de Nerval and the mysterious Pauline, exploring themes of love, tragedy, and social intrigue against a backdrop of scenic European settings.
"Pauline et Pascal Bruno" by Alexandre Dumas is a novel. The tale unfolds various intertwined lives, prominently featuring Alfred de Nerval and the mysterious Pauline, exploring themes of love, tragedy, and social intrigue against a backdrop of scenic European settings.
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Vers la fin de l’année 1834, nous étions réunis un samedi soir dans un petit salon attenant à la salle d’armes de Grisier, écoutant, le fleuret à la main et le cigare à la bouche, les savantes théories de notre professeur, interrompues de temps en temps par des anecdotes à l’appui, lorsque la porte s’ouvrit, et que Alfred de Nerval entra.
Contents
- 01I.
- 02II.
- 03III.
- 04IV.
- 05V.
- 06VI.
- 07VII.
- 08VIII.
- 09IX.
- 10X.
- 11XI.
- 12XII.
- 13XIII.
- 14XIV.
- 15XV.
- 16XVI.
- 17Murat.
- 18I. Toulon.
- 19II. La Corse.
- 20III. Le Pizzo.
- 21Pascal Bruno.
- 22I.
- 23II.
- 24III.
- 25IV.
- 26V.
- 27VI.
- 28VII.
- 29VIII.
- 30IX.
- 31X.
- 32XI.
- 33XII.
- 34Table.
- 35Au lecteur
About this edition
- Author
- Alexandre Dumas
- Language
- French
- Era
- Modern (c. 1800–1945)
- Reading level
- Intermediate: some philosophy helps
- Formats
- EPUB, PDF
- Length
- 317 pages
- This edition
- Modern Philosophers
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