Writings of Louise Colet
- Fleurs du midi (1836)
- Penserosa (1839)
- La Jeunesse de Goethe (1839)
- Les Coeurs brisés (1843)
- Les Funérailles de Napoléon (1840)
- La Jeunesse de Mirabeau (1841)
- Lui (1859)
- Enfances Célèbres (1865)
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