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"Mademoiselle Cocotte" is a short story by Guy de Maupassant that delves into the themes of love, desire, and social dynamics. The narrative follows a beautiful young woman, known as Mademoiselle Cocotte, who flirts playfully with men and enjoys the attention she receives. However, her charm and allure come at a cost, revealing the complexities and often harsh realities of romantic relationships. Through Maupassant's keen observations and vivid characterizations, the story explores the intersection of passion and societal expectations, ultimately highlighting the transient nature of love and the sometimes superficial connections between people.

• Short story

								


The dead dog had come more than a hundred miles to find its master.

He let out a frightful shriek and began to swim for the beach with all his might, still howling; and as soon as he touched land he ran away wildly, stark naked, through the country. He was insane!
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