Paul de Kock fu un acuto osservatore della vita parigina nella prima metà del XIX secolo. I suoi romanzi esplorarono prevalentemente le usanze e i divertimenti delle classi medio-basse della città. Sebbene il suo stile di prosa fosse talvolta criticato, ottenne un notevole successo internazionale per le sue vivide rappresentazioni della società parigina. Anche se l'ambiente specifico da lui ritratto è in gran parte scomparso, la sua opera rimane preziosa per il suo acuto ritratto di un'epoca passata.
This classic French novel follows the adventures of Little Lise, a mischievous young girl who gets into all sorts of trouble. Written by renowned author Charles Paul de Kock, it is part of a collection of his works that have stood the test of time. Fans of classic literature and French culture will enjoy this book.
Charles Paul de Kock was a prolific and popular French novelist of the 19th century, known for his witty and satirical portrayals of Parisian society. This collection brings together some of his most memorable works, including romantic comedies, social satires, and historical dramas, offering a delightful window into the world of 19th-century French literature.
This novel is a classic of French literature, written by Charles Paul de Kock and adapted by Jules Claretie. It tells the story of Sister Anne, a young woman from an aristocratic family who becomes a nun. The novel explores themes of love, family, and religion in a lively and engaging style. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in French literature.
This book is a collection of novels written by Paul de Kock, one of the most famous French writers of the 19th century. His works are known for their comedy, wit, and satirical commentary on French society.
A collection of novels and plays by Charles Paul de Kock, a prolific French author of the early 19th century. The works are known for their satirical and humorous depictions of Parisian society, and offer an insight into the cultural and social issues of the time period.
This collection of Charles Paul de Kock's work includes his novel, The Child of My Wife. De Kock was a French novelist and playwright who lived in the 19th century. His work was known for its humor and satire and he was one of the most popular writers of his time. This book is a fascinating insight into the world of French literature in the 19th century.
The Works of Charles Paul de Kock is a collection of novels by the French writer Paul de Kock, introduced by Jules Claretie. These witty, lighthearted tales of love and adventure in 19th-century Paris were hugely popular in their time.
This collection of works by French novelist Charles Paul de Kock includes many of his most famous comedies and dramas, showcasing his wit and insight into human nature.
Paul de Kock and Adolphe Guenee present a humorous dramatic prequel to the well-known Alexandre Dumas tale of The Three Musketeers. The four would-be adventurers--D'Artagnan, Aramis, Porthos, and Athos--serendipitously encounter each other at an inn outside of Paris, the city where they're heading to escape their present situations and find their fortunes. They also meet there a beautiful noblewoman fleeing an unwanted marriage imposed on her by Cardinal Richelieu--and the girl's elderly husband, the lecherous Marquis. Back and forth across France they chase each other, seeking to rescue the woman's good name. While the drama can be intense at times, it's all in good fun, and ultimately, of course, everything works out for the best--with the four gentlemen earning their commissions as King's Musketeers!
