Excerpt from La Tour d'Amour Il n'y avait plus a s'en dedire, car on ne plaisante guere dans'cette partie de la marine. Quand une fois on y est, on y est. Faut pas leur conter plus tard que ca vous tourne sur le coeur.

La Tour d'Amour

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La femme aux mains d'ivoire

Excerpt from Le Meneur de Louves: Harog se redressa', eclata d'un rire jeune, puis remonta son compagnon 'en le saisissant aux che villes.

Le Meneur de Louves

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Accroupie, toute de blanc vêtue, l'enfant regarde en silence, les yeux exorbités, le gros boucher assommer, au fond d'un grand trou noir, le boeuf ; le boeuf du petit Jésus. Le bruit du choc, la vue du sang que la mère phtisique boit à petites gorgées, colorant de rouge ses lèvres pâlies marqueront à jamais l'enfance de Mary. Une oeuvre flamboyante qui met en scène la vie rude que mena une petite fille élevée à la hussarde par son père officier dans l'armée impériale. Mary deviendra un monstre assoiffé de sang... Elle aura un compte à régler avec le "mâle" qui a tué en elle l'innocence.

Marquise de Sade

La femme dieu

When the rich and well-connected Raoule de Venerande becomes enamored of Jacques Silvert, a poor young man who makes artificial flowers for a living, she turns him into her mistress and eventually into her wife. Raoule's suitor, a cigar-smoking former hussar officer, becomes an accomplice in the complications that ensue.

Monsieur Vénus: Roman Matérialiste

As a woman, Rachilde was a rarity among Decadent authors, and in Raoule de Venerande she created a Decadent heroine of singularly monstrous proportions. For the imperious Raoule, Amazon and expert fencer, scion of an aristocratic line that has engendered Sadean libertines and pious spinsters, lesbianism is merely a banal vice. She seeks to transcend the limits of sensual experience in a liaison involving the sado-masochistic swapping of genders, and in which necrophilia can be relished in advance of death. The object of her desires is the girlish Jacques Silvert, whom she plucks from his insalubrious slum and installs as her mistress in a lavish boudoir. Raoule systematically enslaves Jacques by forcing him to surrender his maleness, while she embraces the role of virile lover and ultimately that of the husband about to be betrayed.

La Tour d'Amour

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