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Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Antoine de La Salle

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A numbered anthology of one hundred short tales that blends humor, irony, and moral anecdote, presenting brief episodes of deception, desire, and social awkwardness characteristic of medieval storytelling. The narratives range from bawdy and witty to quietly instructive, often relying on twists, misunderstandings, and playful reversals. Arranged as discrete, easily digestible vignettes, the collection showcases recurring motifs and everyday human foibles while alternating entertainment with mild satirical commentary on manners, authority, and pretension. The emphasis on variety and brevity invites readers to move freely between stories rather than follow a single continuous plot.

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Antoine de La Sale

Antoine de La Salle was a French author known for his contributions to literature in the 15th century. He is particularly recognized for his work "Les quinze joyes de mariage," which explores the joys and challenges of married life through a blend of humor and moral instruction. La Salle's writings reflect the social and cultural dynamics of his time, offering insights into the institution of marriage and family. His works are significant in the context of medieval literature, providing a glimpse into the values and norms of 15th-century France.

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