Mauprat (Heinemann)

Mauprat (1904)
by George Sand, translated by John Oliver Hobbes

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Illustrated by Eugéne Paul Avril. The French edition was first published in 1837.

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A LIBRARY OF FRENCH MASTERPIECES

EDITED BY EDMUND GOSSE, LL.D.

With Portrait-Notes by Octave Uzanne

ENGLISH EDITION
A Library of French Masterpieces
EDITED BY EDMUND GOSSE

Mauprat

TRANSLATED FROM THE
FRENCH OF
George Sand

WITH A CRITICAL INTRODUCTION BY
JOHN OLIVER HOBBES

London: William Heinemann. MCMIV

Chapters (not listed in original)

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Portrait of George Sand	Frontispiece
⁠
COLOURED PLATES
"In the twinkling of an eye all the Mauprats were at the portcullis"	To face page	54
"I took Edmée in my arms, and quietly walked through the stream"	„	116
"Dead, dead!" said Patience. "And there is the murderer!"	„	324
⁠
PORTRAITS OF GEORGE SAND
		Page
In 1860, from a photograph		419
In 1832, from a lithograph by Jullien		420
In male attire about 1830, from a drawing by Calamatta		421
A medallion by David d'Angers, 1851		421
About 1838, from a lithograph by Aubert		422
In 1840, engraved from a drawing by Nargeot		423
About 1848, after the picture by Couture		423
In 1869, from a photograph		424
In 1866, from a lithograph by Lafosse		424
In 1870, photograph by Nadar		425

This volume contains Three
Coloured Plates after
Water-colour Drawings by
Eugéne Paul Avril.

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