Bøger af Alexandre Dumas

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In the concluding installment of Alexandre Dumas's celebrated cycle of the Three Musketeers, D'Artagnan remains in the service of the corrupt King Louis XIV after the Three Musketeers have retired and gone their separate ways. Unbeknownst to D'Artagnan, Aramis and Porthos plot to remove the inept king and place the king's twin brother on the throne of France. Meanwhile, a twenty-three-year-old prisoner known only as "Philippe" wastes away deep inside the Bastille. Forced to wear an iron mask, Phillippe has been imprisoned for eight years, has no knowledge of his true identity, and has not been told what crime he's committed. When the destinies of the king and Phillippe converge, the Three Musketeers and D'Artagnan find themselves caught between conflicting loyalties.

Before finishing among the eighteen cases of Crimes famous by Alexandre Dumas father, the murder of the Marquise de Ganges had already attracted the Marquis de Sade. Probably because of the cruelty with which he ate the lot, which was announced by a seer, the beautiful and pure Marie Rossan. So famous for its white beauty to be remembered by kings and queens, had been married for the second of the Ganges Marquis, profligate, greedy man; and it is in the gloomy frame of the family castle, between Avignon and Montpellier, which put into effect the conspiracy by the brothers of her husband. Dumas reported the fact to be experienced crime reporter, adept at accentuating the most sensational aspects and to rise in the twists terror victim.

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Une fois par an, le diable se réincarne sur terre sous la forme d'un loup noir. Durant ce jour fatidique, son enveloppe mortelle le rend vulnérable. C'est pourquoi, en cette année 1780, lorsque le diable se trouve pourchassé par la meute du seigneur Jean, dans les environs d'Haramont, il va chercher refuge dans la cabane d'un pauvre sabotier nommé Thibault. La première surprise passée, Thibault décide d'accepter un pacte avec le diable. A chaque fois qu'il souhaitera du mal à quelqu'un, son voeu sera exaucé et le diable s'appropriera un cheveu de Thibault...

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On the 8th February, 1719, a carriage, bearing the fleur-de-lis of France, with the motto of Orleans, preceded by two outriders and a page, entered the porch of the Abbey of Chelles, precisely as the clock struck ten, and, the door having been quickly opened, its two occupants stepped out. The first was a man of from forty-five to forty-six years of age, short, and rather stout, with a high color, easy in his movements, and displaying in every gesture a certain air of high breeding and command. The second, who followed slowly, was short, and remarkably thin. His face, though not precisely ugly, was very disagreeable, although bearing the evidences of a keen intellect. He seemed to feel the cold, and followed his companion, wrapped up in an ample cloak. The first of these two made his way up the staircase with the air of a man well acquainted with the locality. Passing through a large antechamber containing several nuns, who bowed to the ground as he passed, he ran rather than walked to a reception-room, which, it must be confessed, bore but little trace of that austerity which is ordinarily ascribed to the interior of a cloister. The other, who followed leisurely, was saluted almost as humbly by the nuns. "And now," said the first, "wait here and warm yourself, while I go to her, and in ten minutes I will make an end of all these abuses you mention: if she deny, and I want proof, I will call you." "Ten minutes, monseigneur," replied the man in the cloak; "in two hours your highness will not have even broached the subject of your visit. Oh! the Abbess de Chelles is a clever woman!" So saying, he stretched himself out in an easy chair, which he had drawn near the fire, and rested his thin legs on the fender. "Yes, yes," replied he who had been addressed as "your highness;" "I know, and if I could forget it, you take care to remind me of it often enough. Why did you bring me here to-day through all this wind and snow?" "Because you would not come yesterday, monseigneur." "Yesterday, it was impossible; I had an appointment with Lord Stair at five o'clock." "In a house in the Rue des Bons Enfants. My lord does not live any longer, then, at the English embassy?" "Abbe, I had forbidden you to follow me." "Monseigneur, it is my duty to disobey you." "Well, then, disobey; but let me tell stories at my pleasure, without your having the impertinence to show me that you know it, just for the sake of proving the efficiency of your police." "Monseigneur may rest easy in future-I will believe anything!" "I will not promise as much in return, abbe, for here I think you have made a mistake." "Monseigneur, I know what I said, and I repeat it." "But look! no noise, no light, perfect quiet, your account is incorrect; it is evident that we are late." "Yesterday, monseigneur, where you stand, there was an orchestra of fifty musicians; there, where that young sister kneels so devoutly, was a buffet: what was upon it I cannot tell, but I know it was there, and in the gallery on the left, where a modest supper of lentils and cream cheese is now preparing for the holy sisters, were two hundred people, drinking, dancing, and making-" "Well, making what?" "Making love, monseigneur." "Diable! are you sure of this?" "Rather more sure than if I had seen it, and that is why you do well in coming to-day, and would have done better in coming yesterday.

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The Whites and the Blues V2: The Romances of Alexandre Dumas is a book written by the famous French author Alexandre Dumas. This book is a collection of romances that are set during the French Revolution. The story revolves around two groups of people, the Whites and the Blues, who are fighting against each other during the Revolution. The main characters of the story are a young man named Maurice Lindey and a young woman named Adrienne de Cardoville. Maurice is a member of the Blues, while Adrienne is a member of the Whites. Despite their different allegiances, the two fall in love and must navigate the dangerous political climate of the Revolution. The book is filled with action, romance, and political intrigue, making it a thrilling read for anyone interested in French history or classic literature.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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With a little amplification, the novel is almost a non-fictional story by Karl-Ludwig Sand. It narrates his crime against royalty and the insensitive search for the subsequent criminal. Read with the maturity of the mind, it provides a deep view of the animals perpetuated by royalty and the resentment of the people by such faculty.

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Decembre 1559, le conseiller Dubourg est condamne a mort pour avoir remis en liberte un protestant, ce qui est interdit par le roi Francois II. Robert Stuart, son fils, cherche un moyen pour obtenir du roi la grace de son pere. A cette histoire politique se mele celle du prince Louis de Conde. Epris de Charlotte de Saint-Andre - hote du Louvre en compagnie du marechal, son pere - il se tient tous les soirs dans la cour du palais afin de la contempler de loin, a travers sa fenetre.Un soir, Stuart lance un message par la fenetre du marechal, esperant qu'il sera remis au roi. Un remue-menage s'en suit..."

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