Daniel Eysette suffers through life at a boarding school in this man's semiautobiographical novel Le Petit Chose.
Daniel Eysette suffers through life at a boarding school in this man's semiautobiographical novel Le Petit Chose. In another work by this author, suffering fills the life of the illegitimate son of Ida de Barency, Jack. He wrote a collection of stories that includes "Father Gaucher's Elixir" and "The Lighthouse of Les Sanguinaires," and created a quixotic hero for three of his novels who explores the Alps and goes to Algiers in search of lions. In addition to the "Tartarin de Tarascon" novels, his dramatic output includes a play whose title character is loved by Frederi and his brother, referred to as The Innocent, which may be better known for the incidental music composed for it and arranged into two suites by Bizet. FTP identify this author of the short story collection Letters From My Windmill and the play L'Arlesienne.
Daniel Eysette suffers through life at a boarding school in this man's semiautobiographical novel Le Petit Chose.
Alphonse {Daudet}