Le diable boiteux, tome II

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Le diable boiteux, tome II

by Alain René Le Sage

FR·~5 hours·14 chapters

Chapters

14 total
1

LE DIABLE BOITEUX

0:23
2

CHAPITRE XIII La force de l'amitié.

51:15
3

CHAPITRE XIV Du démêlé d'un poëte tragique avec un auteur comique.

15:16
4

CHAPITRE XV Suite et conclusion de l'histoire de la force de l'amitié.

1:00:34
5

CHAPITRE XVI Des songes.

19:23
6

CHAPITRE XVII Où l'on verra plusieurs originaux qui ne sont pas sans copies.

13:43
7

CHAPITRE XVIII Ce que le diable fit encore remarquer à don Cléofas.

16:14
8

CHAPITRE XIX Des Captifs.

20:57
9

CHAPITRE XX De la dernière histoire qu'Asmodée raconta: comment, en la finissant, il fut tout à coup interrompu, et de quelle manière désagréable pour ce démon don Cléofas et lui furent séparés.

21:19
10

CHAPITRE XXI ET DERNIER De ce que fit don Cléofas après que le diable boiteux se fut éloigné de lui, et de quelle façon l'auteur de cet ouvrage a jugé à propos de le finir.

10:49

Description

A wandering young cavalier from Toledo, accompanied by his faithful valet, stumbles upon a frantic lady fleeing a forest path. She begs his aid, pleading that two rival suitors are about to clash over her affection. The knight steps between the combatants, his sense of honor and compassion driving him to seek a peaceful resolution rather than let steel decide love’s fate.

What follows is a lively exchange of bravado, wounded pride, and the delicate art of negotiation. The strangers must confront their own motives, while the lady, torn between courtesy and genuine feeling, is urged to speak her heart. In this early encounter, the story explores how friendship, humility, and the courage to choose words over weapons can alter destinies, setting the stage for further adventures in a world where chivalry is tested at every turn.

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Language

fr

Duration

~5 hours (325K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Laurent Vogel and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This book was produced from scanned images of public domain material from the Google Print project.)

Release date

2013-11-10

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Alain René Le Sage

Alain René Le Sage

1668–1747

A sharp-eyed satirist of everyday ambition and folly, he helped bring the picaresque novel to a wide European audience. Best known for Gil Blas, The Devil upon Two Sticks, and the comedy Turcaret, he wrote with energy, humor, and a keen sense of social theater.

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