Ball of Suet: Selected Short Stories by Maupassant

Chapter 32 Maupassant Chronology of Events

Born in Paris on August 1850, 8.

In 1870, he studied law in Paris; when the Franco-Prussian War broke out, he took the initiative to enlist in the army.

In 1872, he retired and entered the Navy Department.

In 1879, transferred to the education department.

In 1880, he published "Suet Ball" and became famous in one fell swoop.

In 1881, he resigned from his job; published "A Family", "On a Spring Night", and "Dai Liye Spring Tower".

In 1882, published "Miss Fifi", "A Son", "The Woman Who Repaired the Soft Chair", "Pierrot the Dog", "A Norman", "Moonlight", and "The Will".

In 1883, published "Riding a Horse", "At Sea", "My Uncle Yule", "Papa Myron", "Two Friends", "The Medal I Got", "Rope"; published "Life".

In 1884, published "Burning Umbrella", "Necklace", "Happiness", "Inheritance", "Wardrobe" and so on.

In 1885, "Beautiful Friends" was published.

In 1886, "Miss Pearl" was published; "Hot Spring" was published.

In 1887, "The Tramp" was published; "Pierre and Jean" was published.

In 1889, "Port" was published; "Strong as Death" was published.

In 1890, published "Olive Garden"; published "Our Heart".

In 1891, due to illness, he stopped creating.

On July 1893, 7, he suffered a mental illness and died.

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