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Who wrote Le Diable Boiteux, Tome I?

"Le Diable Boiteux, Tome I" was written by Alain René Le Sage and published in 1707. Pioneering French novelist known for the influential picaresque novel 'Gil Blas.'

Le Diable Boiteux, Tome I

1707

Alain René Le Sage

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Le Diable Boiteux, Tome I

Alain René Le Sage

1707

''Le Diable Boiteux, Tome I'' is a novel by Alain René Le Sage, first published in 1707. It follows the adventures of Don Cléofas, a student who, after a narrow escape from danger, encounters the demon Asmodée, who takes him on a journey through Madrid to reveal the secrets of human behavior. The novel is notable for its blend of humor and supernatural elements, critiquing societal norms and human foibles while drawing inspiration from Luis Vélez de Guevara's ''El Diablo Cojuelo'' in a uniquely French context.