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If I had a restaurant and Guy de Maupassant ate there every morning, I would be very worried.

Guy de Maupassant loathed it so much that he ate lunch there daily, since it was the only place that it didn't spoil the sklyine.

Guy de Maupassant could have used any restaurant seat that wasn't facing towards the tower, but I respect his way of expressing contempt.

> Plus you’ll be able to see the Eiffel Tower A story about Guy de Maupassant always makes me smile.

Guy de Maupassant is said to have eaten lunch in the Eiffel Tower every day, because it was the only place in Paris he couldn't see the Eiffel Tower.

Reminds me of the short story "The Adopted Son" by Guy de Maupassant.

(de Maupassant: “this tall skinny pyramid of iron ladders, this giant and disgraceful skeleton.”) Don't be like those people.

The famous French author Guy de Maupassant hated the Eiffel Tower so much that he ate lunch exclusively in the restaurant there because "it was the place in Paris where you couldn't see the Eiffel Tower." It's beautiful in many way, certainly iconic and has grandfathered its way into our idea of Paris, but I understand Maupassant and I think if they built it today, I would feel the same way.

Guy de Maupassant ate lunch everyday at the base of The Eiffel Tower, because that was the only place in Paris from which he could not see it...” I’ve not visited this church, but I can fully imagine if you stood underneath the bell tower would cast a most unique shadow and not have the same impression of lifted sidewalk.

The most popular stories of the 19th century -- consider Maupassant, Victor Hugo, Dostoyevsky, Dickens, etc.

For instance, Stendhal's Le rouge et le noir or Maupassant's Bel-ami.

Look for O Henry, Mark Twain, de Maupassant, Dickens, maybe some of Balzac's shorter material.