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Lucien de Rubempré; The Duchesse de Langeais - Strona 270
“The so-called Carlos Herrera is the intimate friend of Monsieur Lucien de Rubempré; to whom, for a period of three years, he furnished considerable sums of money, derived, evidently, from crime. “This intimacy, if the identity of the so-called ...
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The Works of Honoré De Balzac, Vol. 9: Lucien De Rubempré; Ferragus, ...
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Olivier de La Marche and the Rhetoric of Fifteenth-century ... - Strona 59
If La Marche's first subject matter is the entry of Jacques de Bourbon into Pontarlier, the first event which Philippe de Commynes chooses to recount is one which directly concerned Olivier de La Marche: the affair of the Batard de Rubempre/" ...
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Never Say I: Sexuality and the First Person in Colette, Gide, and Proust
Even in his asides Lucien de Rubempre hasjust that vulgar jollity, that whiff of uncultivated youth, that will appeal to Vautrin. ... In fact, Vautrin was not alone in loving Lucien de Rubempre. In his earlier days . . . Oscar Wilde, who was later to ...
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Lucien de Rubempré. Ferragus. The Duchesse de Langeais
"The so-called Carlos Herrera is the intimate friend of Monsieur Lucien de Rubempre; to whom, for a period of three years, he furnished considerable sums of money, derived, evident!y, from crime. "This intimacy, if the identity of the so-called ...
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Proust's Cup of Tea: Homoeroticism and Victorian Culture - Strona 27
Il y a d«ailleurs quelque chose de particulièrement dramatique dans cette prédilection et cet attendrissement d«Oscar Wilde, au temps de sa vie brillante, pour la mort de Lucien de Rubempré. [ ̧] [O]n ne peut s«empêcher de penser que, ...
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James Joyce and the Revolution of the Word - Strona 48
His mother's maiden name was de Rubempré and it is this aristocratic name which Lucien claims for his own rather than accept the paternal and plebeian Chardon. The suspension of the disjunction, Chardon or de Rubempré, produces the ...
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The Misfit of the Family: Balzac and the Social Forms of Sexuality
Before turning to the final two sections of Splendeurs et miseres des cour- tisanes, however, I wish to examine the construction of the character of Lucien de Rubempre within Lost Illusions, and the analysis his character enables of the ends of ...
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Delphi Complete Works of Honoré de Balzac (Illustrated)
“The selfstyled Carlos Herrera is Monsieur Lucien de Rubempre's intimate friend and adviser, and for three years past has furnished him with considerable sums, evidently obtained by dishonest means. “This partnership, if the identity of the ...
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The Reception of Oscar Wilde in Europe - Strona 95
[O]n ne peut s'empêcher de penser que, quelques années plus tard, il devait être Lucien de Rubempré lui-même. Et la fin de Lucien de Rubempré à la Conciergerie, voyant toute sa brillante existence mondaine écroulée sur la preuve qui est ...
Stefano Evangelista, 2010
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RUBEMPRE (80) Il ne manque plus qu'un 3ème médecin
Cela m'intéressait beaucoup de venir m'installer à Rubempré d'autant que les patients venaient pas mal d'Albert et d'Abbeville. La commune est plus centrale ... «Courrier Picard, Eyl 15»
'The First Detective': A devil extraordinaire
He somehow mistakenly names Rastignac, instead of Lucien de Rubempre, as the object of Vautrin's attentions in “The Splendors and Miseries of Courtesans. «Washington Post, Haz 11»
Best books … chosen by Christopher Buckley
Country boy Lucien de Rubempre tries to make it socially in Paris and sells his soul in the process. Brideshead Revisited by Evelyn Waugh (Little, Brown & Co., ... «The Week Magazine, Nis 09»
