Henry Murgerwas a nineteenth-century French writer whose Scènes de la vie de bohème launched an idea of bohemian life that has influenced cultures ever since. Robert Holton, the translator/editor, is Emeritus Professor at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. He has taught literature for many years, including courses in bohemian cultures.
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INTRODUCTION 1. How the Bohemian Society Was Established 2. A Gift from the Gods 3. Love at Lent 4. Ali-Rodolphe, or A Turk by Necessity 5. Charlemagne's Coin 6. Mademoiselle Musette 7. The Sands of Pactolus 8. What Five Francs Cost 9. Polar Violets 10. The Cape of Storms 11. A Bohemian Café 12. A Reception in Bohemia 13. The Housewarming Party 14. Mademoiselle Mimi 15. Donec Gratus 16. The Passage of the Red Sea 17. The Graces Adorned 18. Francine's Muff 19. Musette's Whims 20. Mimi's Fine Feathers 21. Romeo and Juliet 22. Epilogue to Love 23. Only Young Once Appendix: Murger's Preface Index
INTRODUCTION 1. How the Bohemian Society Was Established 2. A Gift from the Gods 3. Love at Lent 4. Ali-Rodolphe, or A Turk by Necessity 5. Charlemagne's Coin 6. Mademoiselle Musette 7. The Sands of Pactolus 8. What Five Francs Cost 9. Polar Violets 10. The Cape of Storms 11. A Bohemian Café 12. A Reception in Bohemia 13. The Housewarming Party 14. Mademoiselle Mimi 15. Donec Gratus 16. The Passage of the Red Sea 17. The Graces Adorned 18. Francine's Muff 19. Musette's Whims 20. Mimi's Fine Feathers 21. Romeo and Juliet 22. Epilogue to Love 23. Only Young Once Appendix: Murger's Preface Index
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