1. Flaubert was her first encounter with French literature.

2. Sartre accuses Flaubert of wishful thinking.

3. The Flaubert Bestiary I attract mad people and animals.

4. Flaubert and Sand corresponded for many years.

5. Flaubert himself admits a taste for Cairo bath-house boys.

6. Flaubert delighted in their presence and gave them money.

7. We thank Flaubert for picking it up; in a sense, the irony wasn't there until he observed it.

8. There is an earthquake in Leghorn: Flaubert doesn't cry out in sympathy.

9. Here are the six references Flaubert makes to Emma Bovary's eyes in the course of the book.

10. The author Gustave Flaubert once dreamed of lying in a curtained bed.

11. Thus Baudelaire and Flaubert can be seen without contradiction as both realists and early modernists.

12. All you need to know about Flaubert to know as much as the next person!

13. Madame Bovery was written by Flaubert.

14. Flaubert had told maupassant said: "genius is nothing but patience."

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15. Gustave Flaubert holds that what is physical and bodily cannot be eternal; therefore, human life is in essence nihilisticand agonizing.

16. Flaubert was prosecuted for obscenity when the book was first serialised, and it has been a bestseller ever since, becoming arguably the most famous realist novel.

17. Gustave Flaubert is an important novelist in the later 19 th century.

18. I can remember reading Flaubert for the first time, and being struck by a thunderbolt: oh brave new world that has such writers in it!

19. Madame Bovary written by Gustave Flaubert can be regarded as a case of emotional education.

20. The balance of our response shifts with this knowledge: Flaubert becomes plodding and predictable.

21. Nabokov, who is exceedingly peremptory with all translators of Flaubert, renders this as whippet.

22. Samar takes a small room with the intention of reading, garnering wisdom from Flaubert, Schopenhauer and Edmund Wilson.

23. It's a characterisation which always remains unshaken by the fact that Flaubert loathed the bourgeoisie.

24. After a few embarrassed minutes the mourners slowly departed, leaving Flaubert jammed into the ground at an oblique angle.

25. I never find myself, fatigue in the voice, reminding Flaubert to hang up the bathmat or use the lavatory brush.

26. The mocked senility was never attained: Bouilhet diet at forty-eight, Flaubert at fifty-eight.

27. Sherwood Anderson, Anton Chekhov , F. Scott Fitzgerald, Gustave Flaubert, Ernest Hemingway, Franz Kafka, Ring Lardner, Leo Tolstoy.

28. First was Love, which prioritised writers with a gift for psychological verisimilitude, such as Austen, Fitzgerald, Flaubert, James, Hardy and Kundera.

29. However, others claim that she is a black classicist, an heir to nineteenth century European novelists such as Gustave Flaubert and Fyodor Dostoevsky.

30. A writer asked to discuss his craft ought just to jump up and declaim, de haut en bas, the names of Flaubert, Tolstoy, Blake, Coleridge, Proust, James.

31. She is sick of all the egos madly dancing around her—at school, in her summer theater, at the luncheon table at which Lane Coutell is dissecting Flaubert along with his frogs' legs.

32. Writers, he thought, had trouble abiding by that, and he referred to Flaubert and Kafka as "two other born non-buyers of carrots and turnips."

33. We know that Nabokov was rereading Flaubert when he was writing The Tragedy of Mister Morn.

34. Thirdly, his interest was directed to the study of Gustave Flaubert.

35. Furthermore, this narrative strategy also uncovers Flaubert 's playful attitude towards the existential nihil, and thus helps the writer transcend and poeticize reality.

36. The emotional education Gustave Flaubert concerned mainly refers to passion from the bottom of heart.

37. He was, in fact, a remarkable novelist too. By following the realist tradition of Balzac, Stendhal and Flaubert Maupassant succeeded in bringing forth the new method of psychological description.