Chignole (la guerre aérienne)

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Chignole (la guerre aérienne)

by Marcel Nadaud

FR·~3 hours

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Fresh from a long, drab hospital stay, the narrator awakens by a tranquil pond, watching carp glide beneath a sun‑drenched surface. The simple act of feeding the fish rekindles his senses, turning once‑mundane sights into vivid wonders and restoring a long‑lost appetite for life. Rejuvenated and eager, he declares his return to the front, his mind already humming with the promise of sky‑borne battles.

Enter Chignole, a charismatic mechanic with a Parisian flair, whose childhood on Montmartre’s bustling streets forged a philosophy of carefree resilience. From tinkering with bicycles to mastering automobile engines, he rose through the ranks to become a trusted hands‑on partner for daring aviators. His witty banter and steady competence make him the perfect foil for our recovering hero, hinting at a series of daring escapades that lie ahead.

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Language

fr

Duration

~3 hours (192K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2011-02-02

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Marcel Nadaud

b. 1889

A French novelist and playwright remembered for lively popular fiction, he wrote stories that moved between wartime drama, mystery, and the stage. His surviving works suggest a versatile career in early 20th-century literary and theatrical circles.

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