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  • Pierre and Jean, with Yvette

    Two Short Novels

    Translated by Clara Bell ...
    Two short novels by Maupassant, both about a family secret that everyone can see. Pierre and Jean (1888): a Le Havre doctor works out why an old friend of the family has left his fortune to his younger brother alone. Yvette (1884): the daughter of a Paris courtesan discovers what her mother's salon is, and what she herself is expected to become. Both are given here complete. ... Read more

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  • Uarda

    A Romance of Ancient Egypt

    by Georg Ebers ...
    Translated by Clara Bell ...
    Thebes under Rameses II: a paraschites' granddaughter, a young priest, a princess, and the temple politics of a state where the priesthood outranks the throne. Ebers found the medical papyrus that bears his name and dug in Egypt for years; this 1877 novel made his reputation, and its rituals, titles and streets are drawn from the monuments and papyri he knew as a scholar. ... Read more

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  • Margery

    A Tale of Old Nuremberg

    by Georg Ebers ...
    Translated by Clara Bell ...
    Nuremberg in the early fifteenth century: a merchant's household, an Emperor's visit, plague on the roads, and a girl who must choose between the man she wants and the family that made her. Ebers found the medical papyrus that bears his name and wrote historical fiction alongside his scholarship; here he leaves Egypt for the free imperial city, and the guilds, the money and the church politics are ... Read more

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  • Marianela

    A Blind Man's Guide in the Socartes Mines

    Translated by Clara Bell ...
    A blind boy of a rich family and the ugly orphan girl who leads him about the mines of Socartes in the north of Spain, until an operation restores his sight. Galdós wrote the cruellest possible ending and made it inevitable; it is the most read of his short novels. ... Read more

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  • Colonel Chabert, Gobseck, Sarrasine and The Unknown Masterpiece

    A Soldier Returned from the Dead

    Translated by Clara Bell, Ellen Marriage ...
    Four novellas and the introductions Balzac wrote for the Human Comedy: a colonel who returns from the dead to find his wife remarried, a usurer who is the most frightening man in Paris, Sarrasine, and The Unknown Masterpiece, the story about a painting that made Cézanne say that man is me. ... Read more

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  • Froth

    Madrid Society and the Money Behind It

    Translated by Clara Bell ...
    Madrid society at the end of the century: a duchess's salon, a stock-jobbing husband, a young man learning that everyone in the room is bought. Palacio Valdés trained as a lawyer in Asturias, turned from criticism to fiction, and became the most translated Spanish novelist of his day — Howells championed him in America as the best living realist. ... Read more

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  • Conspiring with Mr. Darcy

    Forced to work together, Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy lose their hearts to one another. But can they overcome their pride and their prejudice to find the felicity they both desire?The Bingleys have quit Netherfield for London, leaving Jane heartbroken. So when Mrs. Gardiner requests Jane's attendance, Elizabeth is certain Mr. Bingley will earn Jane's affections. When Jane sends for Elizabeth, ... Read more

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  • Quintus Claudius (Vol. 1&2)

    Historical Novel – The Era of Imperial Rome

    Translated by Clara Bell ...
    In "Quintus Claudius" (Volumes 1 & 2), Ernst Eckstein crafts a richly woven narrative that transports readers to the political intrigues and cultural dynamics of ancient Rome. The novel is characterized by its meticulous attention to historical detail and vivid characterization, encapsulating the life of its titular protagonist, Quintus Claudius, against the backdrop of a society rife with ... Read more

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  • Quintus Claudius (Vol. 1&2) (Annotated)

    Enriched Edition. Historical Novel - A Romance of Imperial Rome

    Translated by Clara Bell ...
    Quintus Claudius is a richly furnished historical novel that transports the reader to imperial Rome, combining antiquarian detail with the narrative momentum of nineteenth-century romance. Across its two volumes, Eckstein reconstructs Roman domestic life, political intrigue, social hierarchy, and moral conflict with the precision of a classical scholar and the dramatic instincts of a popular ... Read more

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  • Pierre And Jean (Mobi Classics)

    Pierre et Jean is a naturalist or psycho-realist work written by Guy de Maupassant in Etretat in his native Normandy between June and September 1887. This was Maupassant's shortest novel. It appeared in three instalments in the Nouvelle Revue and then in volume form in 1888, together with the essay "Le Roman" ["The Novel"].Pierre and Jean are the sons of Gerome Roland, a jeweller who has retired ... Read more

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  • Quintus Claudius (Vol. 1&2)

    A Historical Romance of Imperial Rome, Political Intrigue, Aristocratic Passion, and the Struggle for Civic Virtue

    Translated by Clara Bell ...
    Ernst Eckstein's *Quintus Claudius* is a two-volume historical novel that reconstructs Roman society through the fortunes of its eponymous protagonist. Set against the institutions, hierarchies, and political tensions of imperial Rome, the narrative combines personal conflict with a broad social panorama, bringing together aristocratic ambition, civic duty, religious observance, and the precarious ... Read more

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  • The Country Doctor (Mobi Classics)

    On a lovely spring morning in the year 1829, a man of fifty or thereabouts was wending his way on horseback along the mountain road that leads to a large village near the Grande Chartreuse. This village is the market town of a populous canton that lies within the limits of a valley of some considerable length. The melting of the snows had filled the boulder-strewn bed of the torrent (often dry) ... Read more

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