La conquête d'une cuisinière II Le tombeur-des-crânes

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La conquête d'une cuisinière II Le tombeur-des-crânes

by Eugène Chavette

FR·~7 hours·19 chapters

Chapters

19 total
1

LA CONQUÊTE D'UNE CUISINIÈRE II

0:02
2

EUGÈNE CHAVETTE

0:09
3

I

24:39
4

II

27:47
5

III

31:22
6

IV

1:01:22
7

V

23:40
8

VI

13:06
9

VII

43:19
10

VIII

35:17

Description

In a lively Parisian quarter, the young physician Gustave Cabillaud vanishes without a trace, leaving his anxious father scrambling for clues. The doctor’s meticulous notes and the frantic inquiries of friends and acquaintances set a chaotic stage, where every alibi seems to split the group further. As the day unfolds, the promise of a simple luncheon turns into a puzzling disappearance that rattles the entire household.

Caught in the middle is Héloïse, the devoted cook whose loyalty to Gustave is shadowed by jealousy and fear. She suspects the enigmatic Baron de Walhofer, a man known for his sudden departures to the Belgian countryside, of having orchestrated the young man’s sudden absence. Determined to uncover the truth, Héloïse follows a trail of rumors and half‑whispered conversations, slipping through narrow alleys and confronting the baron’s reticent concierge.

The story weaves humor with intrigue, inviting listeners to join a cast of eccentric characters as they chase rumors, confront social mismatches, and wonder whether a simple misunderstanding or a deliberate ploy lies behind Gustave’s sudden disappearance.

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Full title

La conquête d'une cuisinière II Le tombeur-des-crânes Le tombeur-des-crânes

Language

fr

Duration

~7 hours (455K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Carlo Traverso, Renald Levesque and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net. This file was produced from images generously made available by the Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF/Gallica)

Release date

2005-10-03

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Eugène Chavette

Eugène Chavette

1827–1902

A witty Parisian journalist turned novelist, he brought humor, city life, and a taste for mystery into popular French fiction. He is often remembered as an early experimenter in crime storytelling, writing lively tales that mixed satire with suspense.

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