The Captives of Longjumeau
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| In a letter written to Léon Bloy dated 31 August 1893, we learn the sentiments of [[Henry de Groux]] with regards to this story: "Je viens de lire les Captifs de Longjumeau. Ma sympathie exceptionnelle pour ce couple prédestiné"[http://books.google.be/books?id=adCUqXYPmFsC&pg=PT75&lpg=PT75&dq=%22Je+viens+de+lire+les+Captifs+de+Longjumeau%22&source=bl&ots=cf_5tIJo_u&sig=d9C7FwPem3q5MJOAwbXImPLi5YQ&hl=nl&sa=X&ei=EIoCU6j0OoH9ygPvx4KoBQ&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=%22Je%20viens%20de%20lire%20les%20Captifs%20de%20Longjumeau%22&f=false]. | In a letter written to Léon Bloy dated 31 August 1893, we learn the sentiments of [[Henry de Groux]] with regards to this story: "Je viens de lire les Captifs de Longjumeau. Ma sympathie exceptionnelle pour ce couple prédestiné"[http://books.google.be/books?id=adCUqXYPmFsC&pg=PT75&lpg=PT75&dq=%22Je+viens+de+lire+les+Captifs+de+Longjumeau%22&source=bl&ots=cf_5tIJo_u&sig=d9C7FwPem3q5MJOAwbXImPLi5YQ&hl=nl&sa=X&ei=EIoCU6j0OoH9ygPvx4KoBQ&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=%22Je%20viens%20de%20lire%20les%20Captifs%20de%20Longjumeau%22&f=false]. | ||
| - | + | "The Captives of Longjumeau" was translated in English in [[Albert Manguel]]'s anthology ''[[Black Water: The Book of Fantastic Literature]]'' (Clarkson Potter, 1984). | |
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"Les Captifs de Longjumeau" (The Captives of Longjumeau) is a story by Léon Bloy from the collection Histoires désobligeantes.
In a letter written to Léon Bloy dated 31 August 1893, we learn the sentiments of Henry de Groux with regards to this story: "Je viens de lire les Captifs de Longjumeau. Ma sympathie exceptionnelle pour ce couple prédestiné"[1].
"The Captives of Longjumeau" was translated in English in Albert Manguel's anthology Black Water: The Book of Fantastic Literature (Clarkson Potter, 1984).
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