Bøger af Leon Gozlan

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Aventures merveilleuses et touchantes du prince Chèvenis et de sa jeune soeur

Un soir de l'hiver dernier, je descendais, bras dessus, bras dessous, avec un ami, une de ces rues qui vont comme elles peuvent, c'est-à-dire parfois tout de travers, des boulevards extérieurs à Notre-Dame de Lorette; rues assez régulièrement bâties; en revanche assez irrégulièrement habitées pour la plupart: moeurs sujettes à l'alignement. Nous avions dîné à Montmartre, non pas dans un riant jardin peuplé de tilleuls et sous une joyeuse tonnelle couronnée de chèvrefeuilles et de clématites, mais dans un salon ni joyeux ni riant, chaudement clos

Extrait: I La maison dans le bois. Les petites localités champêtres semées autour de Paris ont joui, de tout temps, du privilège plus ou moins réel d'offrir des résidences économiques aux familles peu aisées. Quelques années avant la Révolution, beaucoup de gentilshommes qui avaient perdu leur fortune, ou qui n'en avaient jamais eu, se retiraient à Saint-Mandé, joli village bâti à la lisière du bois de Vincennes, et se prolongeant du côté de Charenton. Si Saint-Mandé ne présentait pas alors, comme aujourd'hui, ces jolis groupes d'habitations moitié urbaines, moitié rurales, s'ouvrant d'un côté sur la rue, et sur des rues avec pavé, réverbères et numéros, de l'autre sur le bois de Vincennes; s'il ne possédait pas encore une avenue d'une beauté, d'une régularité, d'une élégance tout à fait américaines, digne de rivaliser avec quelques quartiers de New-York et de Philadelphie; longues rangées de maisons élevées derrière une longue rangée d'arbres, arbres odoriférants, tilleuls qui embaument le ciel, la terre et l'air vers la fin du printemps, maisons qui ressemblent à de petits palais; si Saint-Mandé n'était pas si joli, il était beaucoup plus sauvage. Le bois de Vincennes le retenait et l'enveloppait en plus d'un endroit; avant d'y arriver, on avait à traverser des portions assez considérables de terrain planté de chênes et d'ormes. L'hiver, il n'était pas prudent de se laisser attarder loin de sa maison, si l'on ne voulait donner aucune inquiétude à ses enfants et à ses serviteurs. Quoique Vincennes élevât toujours au milieu de la brume ses tourelles pleines de poudre, son donjon rempli de fusils, on parlait souvent d'assassinats commis aux environs: la peur en grossissait le nombre. On n'était pas fâché, au fond, d'avoir cette peur qui rend si doux, si étroit, si complet le bonheur de se réunir l'hiver autour de la cheminée, quand on est sûr que la porte de la maison est fermée, que la grille l'est aussi, et que les croisées basses sont barricadées comme pour soutenir un siège.

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Ce livre offre des souvenirs fascinants de la vie privée de l'écrivain français Honoré de Balzac, basés sur les expériences de Léon Gozlan, un ami intime de Balzac. Gozlan offre un regard intime et vivant sur la vie quotidienne de Balzac, en explorant sa personnalité complexe ainsi que son talent littéraire.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

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" ... La chapelle du château de la Frette était dans les parties basses de la construction, et ne recevait le jour que par les fossés. On y descendait par un escalier tordu en colimaçon, au pied duquel s'ouvrait une chaire en bois de chêne. Les armoires, faites du même bois, travaillé dans le goût du temps, renfermaient des reliques apportées des croisades par les chevaliers de la maison de Beaumont, qui étaient allés en Terre-Sainte. A chaque angle des murs de la chapelle était fixée une bannière aux armes de la famille, brodée par les femmes, et qu'on promenait dans diverses circonstances particulières. L'une était sortie pour implorer la pluie après de longs mois de sécheresse, l'autre pour faire cesser l'épidémie quand elle désolait le canton; mais elles étaient toutes déployées les jours solennels de Noël, de Pâques et de la Fête-Dieu. Suivies de tous les vassaux, elles se montraient au fond des vallées, au sommet, de la montagne et le long du fleuve, au milieu des chants, des encensoirs et des pluies de fleurs. De lumineux vitraux, qui venaient ordinairement de la Suisse, où l'on excellait à les peindre, épanouissaient leurs vives couleurs sur ces objets d'un culte sévère et simple, et remplissaient la chapelle de lueurs douces qui augmentaient dans l'âme le sentiment de la piété. L'épée du maître du château, tant qu'il n'était pas à la guerre, reposait au pied de l'autel, afin qu'elle participât à l'efficacité des prières dites chaque jour dans ce saint lieu, et qu'elle acquît une force invincible par ce contact béni..."

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