Collection: Fromont and Risler

This etext was produced by David Widger FROMONT AND RISLER By ALPHONSE DAUDET BOOK 4. CHAPTER XXI THE DAY OF RECKONING The great clock of Saint-Gervais struck one in the morning. It was so cold that the fine snow, flying through the air, hardened as it fell, covering the pavements with a slippery, white blanket.

This etext was produced by David Widger FROMONT AND RISLER By ALPHONSE DAUDET BOOK 3. CHAPTER XIV EXPLANATION By slow degrees Sidonie sank to her former level, yes, even lower. From the rich, well-considered bourgeoise to which her marriage had raised her, she descended the ladder to the rank of a mere toy. By dint

This etext was produced by David Widger FROMONT AND RISLER By ALPHONSE DAUDET BOOK 2. CHAPTER VII THE TRUE PEARL AND THE FALSE “What can be the matter? What have I done to her?” Claire Fromont very often wondered when she thought of Sidonie. She was entirely ignorant of what had formerly taken place between

This etext was produced by David Widger FROMONT AND RISLER By ALPHONSE DAUDET With a Preface by LECONTE DE LISLE, of the French Academy BOOK 1. ALPHONSE DAUDET Nominally Daudet, with the Goncourts and Zola, formed a trio representing Naturalism in fiction. He adopted the watchwords of that school, and by private friendship, no less