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The narrative follows a multi-generational family establishment passed down to its current proprietor, who marries a longtime attendant that he elevates to directress; she assumes managerial duty, reorganizes staff, and stages a poignant farewell evening for the departing pensionnaires. The text depicts the house’s furnishings and rituals, the disciplined operations of a respected urban venue, and a celebratory reception attended by notable patrons. Through close scenes of domestic detail and social performance, it examines custom, hierarchy, loyalty, and the emotional ties that bind workers to a place facing renewal.

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Title: Mireille des Trois Raisins

Author: Pierre La Mazière

Release date: February 20, 2024 [eBook #73002]

Language: French

Original publication: Paris: Vald. Rasmussen, 1925

Credits: Laurent Vogel (This book was produced from images made available by the HathiTrust Digital Library.)

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“ÉCHANTILLONS”
Romans inédits choisis par Charles OULMONT

PIERRE LA MAZIÈRE

MIREILLE
DES TROIS RAISINS

VALD. RASMUSSEN
168, BOULEVARD SAINT-GERMAIN
PARIS

DANS LA MÊME COLLECTION

Déjà parus :

  • L’Ombre et l’Amour, par Francis de Miomandre.
  • Gamins de Paris, par Léon Frapié.

En préparation :

  • La Marieuse, par Charles-Henry Hirsch.
  • L’invalide du cœur, par Maurice Rostand.
  • Ne forçons pas notre destin, par Paul Brulat.
  • L’Age d’Or, par Edmond Jaloux.
  • Mouti, Chat de Paris, par Charles Derennes.

Copyright 1925, by Vald Rasmussen.
Droits de traduction et de reproduction réservés pour tous pays.