Yvette

Step into the world of 19th-century French society with "Yvette," a collection of short stories by Henri Rene Guy de Maupassant. A master of French fiction, Maupassant offers glimpses into the nuances of social life in France through his classic literary lens.

These stories, filled with both humor and poignant observations, capture the spirit of a bygone era, meticulously preserved in this edition. Explore the customs and societal norms that shaped lives, as seen through Maupassant's keen and often ironic perspective. "Yvette" provides a window into the timeless aspects of human nature within the specific context of French society.

This collection stands as a testament to Maupassant's enduring talent and his place as a giant of French literature. Experience the wit and wisdom of a literary classic in this faithfully reproduced edition.

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