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Le Vampire (Morphy)

Michel Morphy · 1886 · Free in the US

297,537 words · about 20 h 50 min to read

Period artwork: Interior of the Bodleian Library, 1845
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Free in the US: this text is in the public domain in the United States; it may still be in copyright elsewhere.

Licence: PD-US · Published in 1886 (before 1931): public domain in the United States. Text and transcription from fr Wikisource by Wikisource contributors (transcription licensed CC BY-SA 4.0; contributors: https://fr.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=Le_Vampire_(Morphy)&action=history). · Wikisource contributors

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Author
Michel Morphy
Language
French
Published
1886
Length
297,537 words · about 20 h 50 min
Sections
83 reader sections
Text
Digital text
Rights
Public domain in the United States

 

Contents (83)
  1. Front matter about 10 h 25 min
  2. 01 about 7 min
  3. 02 about 5 min
  4. 03 about 5 min
  5. 04 about 6 min
  6. 05 about 9 min
  7. 06 about 5 min
  8. 07 about 11 min
  9. 08 about 12 min
  10. 09 about 4 min
  11. 10 about 18 min
  12. 11 about 14 min
  13. 12 about 10 min
  14. 13 about 19 min
  15. 14 about 11 min
  16. 15 about 8 min
  17. 16 about 9 min
  18. 17 about 14 min
  19. 18 about 6 min
  20. 19 about 3 min
  21. 20 about 10 min
  22. 21 about 8 min
  23. 22 about 7 min
  24. 23 about 8 min
  25. 24 about 9 min
  26. 25 about 11 min
  27. 26 about 15 min
  28. 27 about 9 min
  29. 28 about 6 min
  30. 29 about 4 min
  31. 30 about 11 min
  32. 31 about 10 min
  33. 32 about 19 min
  34. 33 about 3 min
  35. 34 about 12 min
  36. 35 about 11 min
  37. 36 about 11 min
  38. 37 about 9 min
  39. 38 about 6 min
  40. 39 about 7 min
  41. 40 about 5 min
  42. 41 about 8 min
  43. 42 about 6 min
  44. 43 about 3 min
  45. 44 about 6 min
  46. 45 about 2 min
  47. 46 about 11 min
  48. 47 about 6 min
  49. 48 about 7 min
  50. 49 about 12 min
  51. 50 about 5 min
  52. 51 about 9 min
  53. 52 about 6 min
  54. 53 about 6 min
  55. 54 about 8 min
  56. 55 about 7 min
  57. 56 about 10 min
  58. 57 about 5 min
  59. 58 about 12 min
  60. 59 about 7 min
  61. 60 about 5 min
  62. 61 about 4 min
  63. 62 about 12 min
  64. 63 about 6 min
  65. 64 about 8 min
  66. 65 about 4 min
  67. 66 about 4 min
  68. 67 about 4 min
  69. 68 about 4 min
  70. 69 about 6 min
  71. 70 about 5 min
  72. 71 about 4 min
  73. 72 about 2 min
  74. 73 about 19 min
  75. 74 about 3 min
  76. 75 about 5 min
  77. 76 about 5 min
  78. 77 about 3 min
  79. 78 about 2 min
  80. 79 about 4 min
  81. 80 about 4 min
  82. 81 about 3 min
  83. 82 about 4 min
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Front matter

À Saint-Roch.

La foule se pressait à l’église Saint-Roch. Beaucoup de dames appartenant à la haute société parisienne se remarquaient dans l’auditoire. Un autre motif que la piété attirait tout ce monde.

Il y avait une grande attraction ce jour-là. Un jeune vicaire de Saint-Nicolas-des-Champs, qui avait la réputation d’être un orateur de marque, devait appartenir désormais au quartier aristocratique de la rue Saint-Honoré. Le début de ce curé excitait la plus vive curiosité chez les dévotes.

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