The Forest GiantAdrien Le Corbeau
The Forest Giant
by OpenStories
Original author: Adrien Le Corbeau
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"The Forest Giant" by Adrien Le Corbeau is a novel translated into English in 1923 by T. E. Lawrence. This obscure work, originally written in French, presents what Lawrence called "a magnificent idea" despite his disdain for its execution. The translation itself became a point of literary interest, revealing Lawrence's deep knowledge of French literature and his meticulous craftsmanship as a translator, even when working with material he found frustrating. A later edition featured woodcut illustrations by Agnes Miller Parker.
The Forest Giant, by Adrien Le Corbeau. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #65161.
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15 Chapters
- 1.Chapter I: The Odyssey1,579 words
- 2.Chapter 2: The Genus trembles into Consciousness1,488 words
- 3.Chapter 3: The Kindly Darkness1,252 words
- 4.Chapter 4: Contrasts which are not Contrasts1,463 words
- 5.Chapter 5: Caught up into the Stream of Life1,862 words
- 6.Chapter 6: The Law of Balance1,653 words
- 7.Chapter 7: Metamorphoses1,475 words
- 8.Chapter 8: What the Moon Saw1,793 words
- 9.Chapter 9: When the Corselet Snaps1,662 words
- 10.Chapter 10: The Mirror of Changeless Time1,558 words
- 11.Chapter 11: The Wheel of Life Lived2,022 words
- 12.Chapter 12: When the Wood-Dust floated in the Air2,246 words
- 13.Chapter 13: What is called Death1,655 words
- 14.Chapter 14: The Theory of Eternal Sleeplessness1,840 words
- 15.Conclusion: Within a Cell1,747 words