1. I didn't know them from Maupassant.

2. Maupassant 's novel in translation, Chopin take his model.

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

4. Maupassant himself is a prodigal son, he has rich and the legendary love experience in the reality.

5. Maupassant wording and purport of what one writes love is splendid but moving therefore being his adeptest topic of conversation, chilly beautiful but be shocked.

6. Thus, Maupassant is 'marvellously readable', the pleasures of great poetry are 'many and varied', while 'Shelley and Keats were very different poets, and were not quite friends'.

7. After a series of successful short story creation Maupassant turned to novels for he was not contended with his fame as a short story writer.

8. Maupassant itself is a prodigal son, he in reality a very rich and legendary love experience.

9. The narrative traits of "Queen Hortense" by Maupassant, the famous French Novelist, are shown by the structure, ways, means and strategies of his narration.

10. The great peculiarity in the work of Maupassant which strikes any reader immediately, is his conciseness.

11. The Diamond Necklace, a short fiction written by Maupassant, is a world of metaphors. In the story, the protagonist Mathilde shifts from self-deception to salvation but ends up with absurdity.

12. The French writer Guy De Maupassant supposedly hated the structure, but ate at its restaurant every day.

13. Mathilde is the heroine of The Necklace, a magnum opus by Maupassant.

14. This manuscript has been attributed by some bibliotists to Maupassant.

15. Usually mentioned as one of the leading short story writers, Maupassant has long been a neglected novelist.

16. Climbing up the stairs, as I said a moment ago, he had mentioned the fact that Maupassant used to live here.

16. try its best to gather and create good sentences.

17. Though the battle was a decisive win for the English, Maupassant contends that their victory was somewhat muted as Louis had the best bon mot on the battlefield that day.

18. "Boule de Suif" is the first significant short story by the late-19th century French writer Maupassant and generally acknowledged as his greatest work.

19. We can draw from these facts that Voltaire and Maupassant are rather sympathetic while describing the miserable lives of their heroes.

20. 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.