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Molière c o. Newark Delaware Victor Hugo Hernani edited by John J. Janc isbn 978-1-58977-031-7 Molière & Co. #1 Abbé Prevost Manon Lescaut edited by E. Joe Johnson isbn 978-1-58977-029-4 Molière & Co. #2 Madame de Lafayette La Princesse de Clèves edited by Melanie Gregg isbn 978-1-58977-035-5 Molière & Co. #3 Old French (11th Century) Vie de St. Alexis by Frede Jensen isbn 978-1-58977-016-4 Molière & Co. #4 Émile Zola Thérèse Raquin edited by Tom Lathrop isbn 978-1-58977-037-9 Molière & Co. #5 Voltaire Candide edited by David A. Ross isbn 978-1-58977-038-6 Molière & Co. #6 & Marie de France Les Lais edited by Beth Droppleman isbn 978-1-58977-045-5 Molière & Co. #7 Marguerite of Navarre L’Heptameron edited by Carrie F. Klaus isbn 978-1-58977-051-5 Molière & Co. #9 George Sand Indiana edited by David A. Powell isbn 978-1-58977-056-0 Molière & Co. #10 Honoré de Balzac Le Colonel Chabert edited by Stuart McClintock isbn 978-1-58977-064-5 Molière & Co. #11 Baudelaire Les Fleurs du Mal edited by Edward K. Kaplan isbn 978-1-58977-070-6 Molière & Co. #12 $13.95 Anthology of 16th Century French Poetry edited by Bruno Braunrot isbn 978-1-58977-071-3 Mol & Co. #13 À la recherche du temps perdu Graham Whittaker C OMBRAY Atala Robin Anita White Le Grand Meaulnes Anca Sprenger Le Grand Meaulnes The Molière&Co. French classics are designed to make reading a much easier job than before, more of a pleasure than before. Their introducons give informaon about the life and mes of the author, important facts about the work, and things to watch out for in the text. Somemes grammacal informaon is also given (passé simple, past subjuncve). For edions of plays in verse, explanaons of rhyme and meter are given. We use accurate texts in these edions, either from the public domain, prepared by the editor, or with permission of the publisher. Words or short expressions in the text that college students of French are unlikely to know (râler, flâner) or perhaps should know but may not (joue, pont) are glossed in the margins; if expressions won’t fit, they are translated in footnotes. English is used because it makes comprehension instantaneous and exact. Scholar edions prepared in France for French students assume cultural baggage that American students do not have, so lots of references to cultural, historical, mythological, biblical and regional items that you do not see in French edions are footnoted in ours. Since interpretaon of the text is for students and their teachers to discuss and figure out, footnotes are only explicave and not interpretave. To make reference in class easy, lines are numbered. French Classics Designed for the American Classroom Diderot La Religieuse edited by E. Joe Johnson isbn 978-1-58977-066-9 Molière & Co. #14 Louis Hemon Maria Chapdelaine edited by Simone Pilon isbn 978-1-58977-074-4 Molière & Co. #15 Chateaubriand René edited by Graham Whiaker isbn 978-1-58977-076-8 Molière & Co. #16 Balzac Eugénie Grandet edited by David A. Ross isbn 978-1-58977-079-9 Molière & Co. #17 Alain-Fournier Le Grand Maulnes edited by Anca Sprenger isbn 978-58977-082-9 Molière & Co. #19 Anthology of 19th Century French Short Ficon edited by Celli/Palermo isbn 978-1-58977-083-6 Molière & Co. #20 Maupassant Boule de Suif edited by Graham Whiaker isbn 978-1-58977-088-1 Molière & Co. #20 Chateaubriand Atala edited by Robin Anita White isbn 978-1-58977-116-1 Molière & Co. #22 Proust A la rechere du temps perdu: Combray edited by Graham Whiaker isbn 978-1-58977-113-0 Molière & Co. #23 The Fairy Tales of Marie-Catherine d’Aulnoy edited by Eileen M. Angelini isbn 978-1-58977-118-5 Moliere & Co. #24 Histoires ou contes du temps passe: contes de ma mere l’Oie edited by Sco Fish isbn 978-1-58977-122-2 Moliere & Co. #25 Visit us on the web: www.MoliereandCo.com www.facebook.com/groups/linguatexrench Finally, the French-English glossary includes many more words than those glossed in the margins, and definions are limited to the meanings from the text. See previews of most editions at Amazon.com Available from all bookstores and online sources and available on-demand from the Ingram Book Company.

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Molière co.N e w a r k • D e l a w a r e

Victor HugoHernaniedited by John J. Jancisbn 978-1-58977-031-7 Molière & Co. #1

Abbé Prevost Manon Lescautedited by E. Joe Johnsonisbn 978-1-58977-029-4Molière & Co. #2

Madame de Lafayette La Princesse de Clèvesedited by Melanie Greggisbn 978-1-58977-035-5Molière & Co. #3

Old French (11th Century)Vie de St. Alexisby Frede Jensenisbn 978-1-58977-016-4Molière & Co. #4

Émile ZolaThérèse Raquinedited by Tom Lathropisbn 978-1-58977-037-9Molière & Co. #5

VoltaireCandideedited by David A. Rossisbn 978-1-58977-038-6Molière & Co. #6

&Marie de FranceLes Laisedited by Beth Dropplemanisbn 978-1-58977-045-5Molière & Co. #7

Marguerite of NavarreL’Heptameronedited by Carrie F. Klausisbn 978-1-58977-051-5Molière & Co. #9 George SandIndianaedited by David A. Powellisbn 978-1-58977-056-0Molière & Co. #10 Honoré de BalzacLe Colonel Chabertedited by Stuart McClintockisbn 978-1-58977-064-5Molière & Co. #11

Baudelaire Les Fleurs du Maledited by Edward K. Kaplanisbn 978-1-58977-070-6Molière & Co. #12 $13.95

Anthology of 16th Century French Poetry edited by Bruno Braunrotisbn 978-1-58977-071-3 Mol & Co. #13

MoliÈre & Co. #23

MARCEL PROUST

À la recherche du temps perdu

Graham Whittaker

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MARCEL PROUST1871 ~ 1922

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François-rené de Chateaubriand

1768 ~ 1848

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Robin Anita White

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ALAIN-FOURNIER1886 ~ 1914

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Le GrandMeaulnes

Anca Sprenger

Le GrandMeaulnes

The Molière&Co. French classics are designed to make reading a much easier job than before, more of a pleasure than before.

Their introductions give information about the life and times of the author, important facts about the work, and things to watch out for in the text. Sometimes grammatical information is also given (passé simple, past subjunctive). For editions of plays in verse, explanations of rhyme and meter are given.

We use accurate texts in these editions, either from the public domain, prepared by the editor, or with permission of the publisher.

Words or short expressions in the text that college students of French are unlikely to know (râler, flâner) or perhaps should know but may not (joue, pont) are glossed in the margins; if expressions won’t fit, they are translated in footnotes. English is used because it makes comprehension instantaneous and exact.

Scholar editions prepared in France for French students assume cultural baggage that American students do not have, so lots of references to cultural, historical, mythological, biblical and regional items that you do not see in French editions are footnoted in ours. Since interpretation of the text is for students and their teachers to discuss and figure out, footnotes are only explicative and not interpretative. To make reference in class easy, lines are numbered.

French Classics Designed for the American Classroom

Diderot La Religieuseedited by E. Joe Johnsonisbn 978-1-58977-066-9Molière & Co. #14

Louis Hemon Maria Chapdelaineedited by Simone Pilonisbn 978-1-58977-074-4 Molière & Co. #15

ChateaubriandRenéedited by Graham Whittakerisbn 978-1-58977-076-8 Molière & Co. #16

Balzac Eugénie Grandetedited by David A. Rossisbn 978-1-58977-079-9Molière & Co. #17

Alain-FournierLe Grand Maulnesedited by Anca Sprengerisbn 978-58977-082-9Molière & Co. #19

Anthology of 19th Century French Short Fiction edited by Celli/Palermoisbn 978-1-58977-083-6 Molière & Co. #20

Maupassant Boule de Suifedited by Graham Whittakerisbn 978-1-58977-088-1Molière & Co. #20

Chateaubriand Atalaedited by Robin Anita Whiteisbn 978-1-58977-116-1Molière & Co. #22

Proust A la rechere du temps perdu: Combrayedited by Graham Whittakerisbn 978-1-58977-113-0Molière & Co. #23

The Fairy Tales of Marie-Catherine d’Aulnoyedited by Eileen M. Angeliniisbn 978-1-58977-118-5 Moliere & Co. #24

Histoires ou contes du temps passe: contes de ma mere l’Oieedited by Scott Fishisbn 978-1-58977-122-2Moliere & Co. #25

Visit us on the web:www.MoliereandCo.comwww.facebook.com/groups/linguatextfrench

Finally, the French-English glossary includes many more words than those glossed in the margins, and definitions are limited to the meanings from the text.See

previews of most editions at

Amazon.comAvailable from all bookstores and online sources and available on-demand from the Ingram Book Company.