Renée Mauperin

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Renée Mauperin

by Edmond de Goncourt, Jules de Goncourt

EN·~7 hours·72 chapters

Chapters

72 total
1

E-text prepared by Camille François, Suzanne Shell,

0:38
2

DE GONCOURT - Renée Mauperin

0:18
3

EDMOND AND JULES DE GONCOURT - I

14:51
4

II

20:58
5

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

4:36
6

RENÉE MAUPERIN

0:01
7

I

12:49
8

II

12:14
9

III

25:20
10

IV

7:33

Description

A tender and meticulously observed romance unfolds in the bustling salons of 19th‑century Paris, where the spirited Renée Mauperin navigates the intricate dance of love, duty, and social expectation. From her first encounter with a charismatic, yet enigmatic suitor, Renée discovers a world where affection is measured against reputation, and every whispered secret can shift the balance of power. The narrative captures the dizzying rhythm of high society gatherings, painted with vivid details that make the era feel both intimate and grand.

Through luminous prose, the novel invites listeners to linger over Renée’s inner conflicts—her yearning for personal freedom, her loyalty to family, and the pull of a passion that defies convention. As friendships blossom and rivalries surface, the early chapters set the stage for a story that balances tender emotion with the sharp edges of ambition, promising a compelling journey through the heart of French classic romance.

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Language

en

Duration

~7 hours (444K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2008-02-13

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the authors

Edmond de Goncourt

Edmond de Goncourt

1822–1896

Best remembered as one half of the Goncourt brothers, he helped shape French literary realism and left behind a vivid record of 19th-century artistic life. His name also lives on through the Académie Goncourt, created from his will and later associated with France’s most famous literary prize.

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Jules de Goncourt

Jules de Goncourt

1830–1870

A sharp-eyed chronicler of 19th-century Paris, he wrote side by side with his brother Edmond and helped shape the naturalist style in French literature. Their novels, art writing, and famously observant journal captured the moods, manners, and talk of their age.

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