How To Use Maupassant In A Sentence

• Portofino, or Port of Dolphins as it was called by Pliny, has attracted tourists since long before de Maupassant sailed into its cupped harbour to ‘find peace for his unquiet spirit’.
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• In addition to recounting events, Maupassant describes the beggar's thoughts and his feelings.
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• The French writer Guy De Maupassant supposedly hated the structure, but ate at its restaurant every day.
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• There are writers who describe country scenes most vividly, in ways that are full of atmosphere: Mauriac, Maupassant and the Provencal Giono, for example.
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• Maupassant they get their "quietus" from the height, so to speak, of the saddle of a sporting gentleman. Suspended Judgments Essays on Books and Sensations
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