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The Necklace & Other Stories

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The Necklace, a Maupassant masterpiece renowned for its pathos and shocking ending, tells of Mathilde, who aspires to high society despite being married to a low-paid clerk. When her husband manages to cadge an invitation to a grand ball at the Ministry of Education, Mathilde refuses to attend unless she can look the part. She obtains a splendid gown, but then demands a necklace to go with it. Thus she borrows a diamond necklace from a friend - and so their troubles begin. This volume also includes two more Maupassant classics: The Piece of String, in which an indignant villager is wrongly accused of stealing a pocketbook, and Mouche, a poignant portrait of five merry bargemen and the woman who joins them on their journeys up and down the Seine, loving each of them freely.

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The Necklace & Other Stories, Guy de Maupassant

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Année de publication
2018
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Titre
The Necklace & Other Stories
Langue
Anglais
Publié
2018
Format
souple
Pages
80
ISBN10
1911475290
ISBN13
9781911475293
Séries
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The Necklace, a Maupassant masterpiece renowned for its pathos and shocking ending, tells of Mathilde, who aspires to high society despite being married to a low-paid clerk. When her husband manages to cadge an invitation to a grand ball at the Ministry of Education, Mathilde refuses to attend unless she can look the part. She obtains a splendid gown, but then demands a necklace to go with it. Thus she borrows a diamond necklace from a friend - and so their troubles begin. This volume also includes two more Maupassant classics: The Piece of String, in which an indignant villager is wrongly accused of stealing a pocketbook, and Mouche, a poignant portrait of five merry bargemen and the woman who joins them on their journeys up and down the Seine, loving each of them freely.