by Guy de Maupassant “I really think you must be mad, my dear, to go…

By Guy de Maupassant For a long time Jacques Bourdillere had sworn that he would…

By Guy de Maupassant He was slowly dying, as consumptives die. I saw him each…

By Guy de Maupassant The widow of Paolo Saverini lived alone with her son in…

By Guy de Maupassant He was a journeyman carpenter, a good workman and a steady…

By Guy de Maupassant The walls of the cell were bare and white washed. A…

By Guy de Maupassant When Old Man Leras, bookkeeper for Messieurs Labuze and Company, left…

By Guy de Maupassant Marguerite de Therelles was dying. Although she was only fifty-six years…

By Guy de Maupassant The defendants, Cesaire-Isidore Brument and Prosper-Napoleon Cornu, appeared before the Court…