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" La Cornouaille est la portion la plus montagneuse et la plus variée de l'Armorique. Rien de sauvage comme son aspect au nord, rien de suave comme certains cantons du midi. Pour la juger sous la première de ses formes et se faire une juste idée de son aridité, il faut voir, au milieu de l'été, ses longues routes blanches et raboteuses courant aux flancs des montagnes noires ou des chaînes d'arès; ses troupeaux de moutons bruns semés sur les bruyères en fleurs, ses pâtres immobiles au sommet des rochers, jetant au vent leurs refrains monotones, et son ciel gris, immobile, qui vous envoie sa sèche et dévorante chaleur au fond de la poitrine, et vous fait suer et râler comme aux dunes des colonies indiennes. La route de Morlaix à Pontivy, à travers les montagnes, est une des plus tristes et des plus fatigantes qu'il soit possible de parcourir. C'est partout une mer d'ajoncs, de genêts, de bruyères, d'où s'élève à peine, de temps en temps, un îlot de verdure que protègent quelques arbres et où se cache une pauvre chaumière. - À droite, à gauche, devant, derrière, solitude et abandon ! Personne sur la route, personne aux champs; si ce n'est parfois un enfant aux longs cheveux, au teint hâve et aux yeux ardents, qui vous regarde passer du haut d'un fossé, une baguette blanche à la main. Ce n'est qu'en approchant de Carrhaix que l'on rencontre quelques voyageurs..."

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"An Attic Philosopher in Paris Volume II" from Emile Souvestre. French novelist (1806-1854).

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En Quarantaine: Scenes Et Moeurs Des Greves (1856) est un livre �����crit par Emile Souvestre. Ce livre d�����crit les conditions de vie des travailleurs pendant les gr�����ves en France au 19�����me si�����cle. L'auteur explore les th�����mes de la pauvret�����, de la maladie et de la lutte pour les droits des travailleurs. Le livre est divis����� en plusieurs sc�����nes qui d�����crivent les diff�����rentes situations auxquelles les travailleurs sont confront�����s pendant les gr�����ves. Souvestre utilise une prose descriptive pour d�����crire les conditions de vie difficiles des travailleurs et leur lutte pour des conditions de travail meilleures. Le livre est consid�����r����� comme un t�����moignage important de l'histoire sociale et �����conomique de la France au 19�����me si�����cle.This Book Is In French.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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"Toute la ligne des rues qui conduisait du mont Janicule au Forum était envahie par cette masse de désoeuvrés que créent les grands centres de civilisation. Ce jour-là, l'oisiveté romaine s'était éveillée avec l'espérance d'une distraction; elle comptait sur l'arrivée d'un immense convoi de prisonniers."

La lune de miel by Emile Souvestre. This book is a reproduction of the original book published in 1861 and may have some imperfections such as marks or hand-written notes.

Dans La Prairie (1852) est un roman de l'auteur fran�����ais Emile Souvestre. L'histoire se d�����roule dans une petite ville de la campagne fran�����aise o����� les habitants vivent des vies simples et paisibles. Le personnage principal est un jeune gar�����on nomm����� Pierre qui vit avec sa famille dans une ferme. Pierre est un enfant curieux et aventurier, qui passe la plupart de son temps ������ explorer les environs et ������ d�����couvrir de nouvelles choses.Un jour, Pierre rencontre un groupe de gitans qui campent dans la prairie voisine. Intrigu����� par leur mode de vie nomade et leur musique envo�����tante, Pierre d�����cide de se lier d'amiti����� avec eux. Au fil du temps, il apprend ������ conna�����tre leur culture et leur histoire, et se rend compte que leur vie n'est pas aussi facile qu'il le pensait.Le roman explore les th�����mes de l'amiti�����, de la tol�����rance et de la d�����couverte de soi. Il offre �����galement une perspective unique sur la vie des gitans en France au XIXe si�����cle. Avec sa prose captivante et son intrigue fascinante, Dans La Prairie est un classique de la litt�����rature fran�����aise qui continuera ������ captiver les lecteurs d'aujourd'hui.This Book Is In French.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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" ... On voit qu'il y a dans le dénouement de l'histoire de Moustache quelque chose de singulièrement hardi. Cette manière d'escamoter le paradis et de faire passer une âme à la porte du ciel comme un mouton de fraude aux barrières de l'octroi, est plus plaisante qu'orthodoxe, et le saint Pierre de l'histoire bretonne ne le cède guère en bonhomie à celui de notre Béranger. Sans doute, tous les récits de nos paysans ne sont pas aussi peu révérencieux pour les choses saintes; mais, à part cette nuance philosophique un peu vive, l'histoire de Moustache résume admirablement le conte gai de la littérature armoricaine. Aucun autre modèle n'en donnerait une idée plus exacte. La fable peut varier, les personnages changer de noms; mais toujours vous trouverez le joyeux garçon fringant et avisé qui va par les chemins, cherchant aventure, et qui finit par épouser une princesse, après avoir joué quelque mauvais tour au diable; car le diable est la victime obligée, le diable est l'Orgon du fabliau bas-breton. Dans le genre plaisant comme dans le genre terrible, sa figure est celle qui domine tout; c'est le pivot du drame. Le diable est de toute éternité, chez nous, le personnage effrayant ou le personnage risible, comme le mari en France ! - C'est même une assez curieuse étude que celle de cette vieille haine chrétienne contre l'ange des ténèbres, haine qui prend tour à tour la forme de la malédiction ou celle de la raillerie, mais qui toujours exprime une même horreur pour le symbole du mai. Lorsque les sociétés civilisées en sont arrivées à ne rire que de l'inusité des formes, de l'extérieur, de tout ce qui se désigne sous le nom de ridicules, il est curieux de voir un peuple encore assez naïf pour trouver le mal risible, par cela seul qu'il est le mal, et pour sentir que le ridicule véritable n'est autre chose que le méchant, de même que le beau n'est autre chose que le bon. Pour pouvoir ainsi rire du diable, il faut être capable de sentir Dieu..."

Le Pasteur D'Hommes (1861) est un roman �����crit par Emile Souvestre. L'histoire se d�����roule dans un petit village de Bretagne au XIXe si�����cle et suit la vie du pasteur Jean Kergrist. Ce dernier est un homme d�����vou����� ������ sa communaut����� et travaille sans rel�����che pour aider les habitants du village ������ surmonter leurs difficult�����s.Le roman explore les th�����mes de la foi, de la compassion et de la r�����silience. Il met en lumi�����re les d�����fis auxquels les habitants du village sont confront�����s, notamment la pauvret�����, la maladie et la mort. Le pasteur Kergrist est un personnage inspirant qui incarne l'esprit de la solidarit����� et de l'empathie envers les autres.Le Pasteur D'Hommes est un livre poignant qui offre un aper�����u de la vie dans les communaut�����s rurales de la France au XIXe si�����cle. Il est consid�����r����� comme l'un des meilleurs romans de Souvestre et est un incontournable pour les amateurs de litt�����rature fran�����aise classique.This Book Is In French.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.

" L'industrie de la Basse-Bretagne est peu de chose; elle se borne à peu près à la production d'objets de consommation locale. A part deux ou trois grandes exploitations, entreprises par des étrangers, et auxquelles les Bretons ne prêtent que leurs bras, l'industrie propre du pays se réduit à quelques poteries grossières, à quelques tanneries, à quelques pauvres papeteries à marteaux, semées çà et là dans les vallées, et qui se transforment chaque année en moulins à blé. Ajoutez à cela la fabrication des toiles, dont nous parlerons plus tard, et vous aurez une idée générale de l'industrie du pays. Quant aux métiers, ils sont pauvrement exercés par des ouvriers isolés, et, à de bien rares exceptions près, on ne trouve ni grands ateliers, ni usines importantes dans lesquelles ceux-ci puissent s'instruire des procédés nouveaux et des perfectionnements apportés à leurs professions. Il en résulte que les états manuels sont généralement exercés sans habileté..."

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