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The Juggler (La Jongleuse) is a "decadent" novel that was first published in Its author, Marguerite Eymery Vallette (), who used the pseudonym Rachilde, was a prolific novelist (over sixty works of fiction), playwright, literary critic and reviewer, and a forceful presence in French literary society of her time. The Juggler: Rachilde: www.doorway.ru: (), Marguerite Vallette-Eymery "Rachilde", Hawthorne, Melanie C., Hawthorne, Melanie C.: Books. 2. Identify and analyze the "decadent" connections between Baudelaire and Rachilde. On board: Rachilde: Marguerite Emery Vallette () "Mademoiselle Baudelaire" Over 60 published works: Monsieur Vénus (); La Jongleuse/The Juggler (, reprint, translation) 1. Announcements and reminders (5 minutes) 2.

The Juggler by Rachilde ratings, average rating, 8 reviews The Juggler Quotes Showing of 6 “I am like a little child naked in a strong wind. The Juggler (La Jongleuse) is a "decadent" novel that was first published in Its author, Marguerite Eymery Vallette (), who used the pseudonym Rachilde, was a prolific novelist (over sixty works of fiction), playwright, literary critic and reviewer, and a forceful presence in French literary society of her time. The Juggler (La Jongleuse) is a "decadent" novel that was first published in Its author, Marguerite Vallette-Eymery (), who used the pseudonym Rachilde, was a prolific novelist (over sixty works of fiction), playwright, literary critic and reviewer, and a forceful presence in French literary society of her time.