Le Bossu: Aventures de Cape et d'Épée. Volume 1

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Le Bossu: Aventures de Cape et d'Épée. Volume 1

by Paul Féval

FR·~3 hours·17 chapters

Chapters

17 total
1

Au lecteur

0:00
2

LE BOSSU.

0:06
3

LE BOSSU - AVENTURES DE CAPE ET D'ÉPÉE

0:02
4

PAUL FÉVAL. - 1

0:09
5

TABLE DES CHAPITRES DU PREMIER VOLUME

0:02
6

LES MAÎTRES EN FAIT D'ARMES. - I - —La vallée de Louron.—

23:03
7

II. —Cocardasse et Passepoil.—

22:16
8

III. —Les trois Philippe.—

20:53
9

IV. —Le petit Parisien.—

19:18
10

V. —La botte de Nevers.—

21:00

Description

In the shadowed valleys of the Pyrenees, where ancient ruins cling to cliffs and a restless river carves its way through mist‑filled ravines, a pair of daring companions are drawn into a world of hidden fortresses and forgotten legends. The landscape itself feels alive—towering peaks, crumbling castles, and the mysterious “Hachaz” rock formation that locals whisper about as a gateway to old curses. Against this rugged backdrop, our heroes—one a quick‑witted swordsman, the other a resourceful scout—find themselves tangled in the tangled claims of a once‑powerful baronial family and the restless spirits that guard its secrets.

Their first steps into the valley reveal a tapestry of intrigue: secret passages beneath the stone monoliths, a centuries‑old oak split by lightning yet still sprouting life, and a band of smugglers exploiting the mountain passes. As they navigate treacherous terrain and confront rivals seeking the same forgotten treasure, the duo must rely on courage, cleverness, and a dash of luck to survive the perils that lurk in every shadowed gorge.

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Language

fr

Duration

~3 hours (205K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Claudine Corbasson and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/Canadian Libraries).

Release date

2010-04-10

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Paul Féval

Paul Féval

1817–1887

A master of 19th-century French adventure fiction, he filled his stories with duels, disguises, conspiracies, and quick-moving drama. Best known for Le Bossu, he was one of the great popular novelists of the serialized age.

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