W 1977 translation by Lafcadio Hearn 

Notes

The Tales of Guy de Maupassant is a collection of short stories by the French writer Guy de Maupassant, one of the masters of the short story form. Written in the late 19th century, Maupassant's tales are known for their concise narrative style, vivid characterizations, and often ironic twists. His stories explore a wide range of human experiences and emotions, often delving into themes of love, despair, greed, and the complexities of social life. Some of his most famous stories include "The Necklace," which examines the consequences of vanity and pride, and "Boule de Suif," a tale of sacrifice and societal hypocrisy. Maupassant's work is celebrated for its realism and sharp observation of human nature, making his tales enduring classics in world literature

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Red genuine leather hard back edition with gold embossed design on front over and lettering on spine. Four raised bands and gold fore edge with gold satin ribbon bookmark. Pristine Easton Press edition.