CAMILLE DOUCET
de l’Academie Francaise.
CONTENTS
[ BOOK 1. ]
[ CHAPTER I. ]MY FIRST SUPPER PARTY
[ CHAPTER II. ]THE SOUL IN AGONY. TO MONSIEUR CLAUDE DE L————
[ CHAPTER III. ]MADAME DE K.
[ CHAPTER IV. ]SOUVENIRS OF LENT
[ CHAPTER V. ]MADAME AND HER FRIEND CHAT BY THE FIRESIDE
[ CHAPTER VI. ]A DREAM
[ CHAPTER VII. ]AN EMBASSY BALL
[ CHAPTER VIII. ]MY AUNT AS VENUS
[ CHAPTER IX. ]HUSBAND AND WIFE MY DEAR SISTERS:
[ CHAPTER X. ]MADAME’S IMPRESSIONS
[ CHAPTER XI. ]A WEDDING NIGHT
[ CHAPTER XII. ]THE HONEYMOON
[ BOOK 2. ]
[ CHAPTER XIII. ]THE BLUE NOTE-BOOK
[ CHAPTER XIV. ]THE BLUE NOTE-BOOK AGAIN
[ CHAPTER XV. ]MY WIFE GOES TO A DANCE
[ CHAPTER XVI. ]A FALSE ALARM
[ CHAPTER XVII. ]I SUP WITH MY WIFE
[ CHAPTER XVIII. ]FROM ONE THING TO ANOTHER
[ CHAPTER XIX. ]A LITTLE CHAT
[ BOOK 3. ]
[ CHAPTER XX. ]THE HOT-WATER BOTTLE
[ CHAPTER XXI. ]A LONGING
[ CHAPTER XXII. ]FAMILY LIFE
[ CHAPTER XXIII. ]NEW YEAR’S DAY
[ CHAPTER XXIV. ]LETTERS OF A YOUNG MOTHER TO HER FRIEND
[ CHAPTER XXV. ]FOUR YEARS LATER
[ CHAPTER XXVI. ]OLD RECOLLECTIONS
[ CHAPTER XXVII. ]THE LITTLE BOOTS
[ CHAPTER XXVIII. ]BABIES AND PAPAS
[ CHAPTER XXIX. ]HIS FIRST BREECHES
[ CHAPTER XXX. ]COUNTRY CHILDREN
[ CHAPTER XXXI. ]AUTUMN
[ CHAPTER XXXII. ]HE WOULD HAVE BEEN FORTY NOW
[ CHAPTER XXXIII. ]CONVALESCENCE
[ CHAPTER XXXIV. ]FAMILY TIES