rofession in which he found only misery.

Going up to Paris he joined his elder

brother, Ernest, who was then trying to get a foothold in journalism. At eighteen he
published a volume of poems, Les attention of the Duc de Morny, who made him
one of his secretaries and in various ways helped him to a start in life. His first
notable success came in 1866 with his Lettres de mon Moulin, a series of
sketches and
profession in which he found only misery. Going up to Paris he joined his elder
brother, Ernest, who was then trying to get a foothold in journalism. At eighteen he
published a volume of poems, Les attention of the Duc de Morny, who made him
one of his secretaries and in various ways helped him to a start in life. His first
notable success came in 1866 with his Lettres de mon Moulin, a series of
sketches and
profession in which he found only misery. Going up to Paris he joined his elder
brother, Ernest, who was then trying to get a foothold in journalism. At eighteen he
published a volume of poems, Les attention of the Duc de Morny, who made him
one