Emile Gaboriau

Une nuit de juin 1871 le comte de Claudieuse est gri vement bless d'un coup de fusil tandis que son ch teau est ravag par un incendie. Jacques de Boiscoran, propri taire d'un domaine voisin de celui du comte et qui est en conflit avec lui, est arr t , car on l'a vu sur les lieux du crime cette nuit-l . Pour chercher le disculper son avocat m ne lui-m me une enqu te qui lui r v le bien des secrets. Le lecteur ne d couvrira la v rit que dans les toutes derni res pages. Notons que le r cit n'est pas focalis sur l'enqu teur (comme dans la plupart des romans policiers) mais sur l'inculp , cras par cette accusation.

Une enqu te polici re pleine de rebondissements: L'assassinat de Claudine Lerouge semble avoir t motiv par une histoire ancienne et complexe d' change de b b s. L'enqu teur et le juge d'instruction constatent que sont impliqu s dans l'affaire des gens qui les touchent de pr s, et que cela risque d'alt rer leur impartialit . Ils poursuivent malgr tout leurs investigations.

The novel Monsieur Lecoq is a novel written by Emile Gobariau a French author, regarded as 'father of detective novels'. Gobariau introduced this character Lecoq, first time in his novel, 'L'Affaire Lerogue, published in 1866. In this novel Lecoq plays a minor role later it became a well-known name in detective novels. In 1869 the novel Monsieur Lecoq was published in two parts. It's a story related with investigation of three murders in a suspecting barroom in Paris. Police patrolling party, Patrolling officer Gevrol investigates it as a barroom squabble and prepares his report. But Lecoq a young police detective finds some clues that indicates it's not mere a barroom brawl but more than that. Later, Lecoq seeks permission to investigate the case. It's a tricky tale of three powerful families of France during Napoleon's downfall, showing us consequences of greed and revenge. To solve the mystery Lecoq seeks advice from old M. Tabaret.

R impression de l original de 1870.

R impression de l original de 1870.

The honor of the name is written by Emile Gaboriau who has a story that revolves around the High Mass at Sairmeuse which was celebrated on the first Sunday in August 1815. The church was already more than half full, and little groups of peasants were hurrying into the churchyard. Few of the men entered the church; instead, they stood outside talking in the shade under the elm trees. The Sairmeuse peasantry quavered in anger and terror. This king, who the friends had brought back, was just as terrifying as the allies themselves. The majority of them gathered around a young man who had just returned from the army two days prior. "The old rascal has probably stolen the horse he is riding," one neighbor said. "He seems to be in a terrible hurry," observed another. Father Chupin pretended to be a day laborer but spent all his time sleeping and idling about his hovel.

右側の壁には、装飾用の鍵が付いた2つのハンサムなクルミ材のワードローブが立っていました。 それらは窓の両側に1つずつ配置されました。 どちらも空で、中身は四方に散らばっていました。 衣類、リネン、その他の効果が展開され、投げられ、しわくちゃにされました。 部屋の端、暖炉の近くで、食器を保管するために使用される大きな食器棚が大きく開いていました。 暖炉の向こう側では、大理石のトップを持った古い秘書が強制され、壊れ、粉々に砕かれ、間違いなくその最も奥のくぼみに押し寄せていた。 机は、片方の蝶番でぶら下がっていました。 引き出しは引き出されて床に投げ込まれていました...