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Guy de Maupassant (1850-1893) is considered one of the best masters of European prose among writers who wrote about feelings. The erotic short story largely determined the interest of readers in his stories, in which love is often depicted as one of the ways of a kind of satisfaction of the body. But Maupassant does not limit himself to this. In his treatment of the theme of love, the powerful burlesque stream around this topic, which has not faded away for centuries in French literature, the spirit of irony and satire are evident. But all this does not prevent the writer from seeing the bright sides of his characters' souls, from showing the beauty and grandeur of true feeling.

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Paris Adventure (translated by M. Rylsky)
The Graveyards (translated by M. Rylsky)
This Pig Maureen (translated by M. Rylsky)
The First Snow (translated by I. Rylsky)
On the Road (translated by M. Rylsky )
Words in Love (translated by M. Rylsky)
Happiness (translated by M. Rylsky)
Love (translated by M. Rylsky)
The Testament (translated by I. Rylsky)
The Hostess (translated by M. Rylsky)
The Meeting (translated by M. Rylsky)
Confession (translated by I. Rylsky)
Gone! (translated by M. Rylsky)
The Baroness (translated by I. Rylsky)
On a Spring Evening (translated by M. Rylsky)
Confession (translated by I. Rylsky)
The Avenger (translated by I. Rylsky)
The Poke (translated by I. Rylsky)
God (translated by I. Rylsky)
The Case of the Latin (translated by I. Rylsky)
The Pampushka (translated by V. Pidmohylnyi and M. Antonovych)