Talk:Henri Murger
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Why the uncalled for accents? Bart van Herk
They were in the original. I do not speak French. Should they be omitted? natethewriter
This is not a good article. It is extremely long-winded and has obviously been taken from elsewhere. Some kind of summary might help.
Agreed. This is an introduction from an early English translation. I wanted to put something temporary up. A real article is in the works -ntw
[edit] This is not a proper Wikipedia article, but...
I have just stumbled across this "article". Obviously it is not written in keeping with Wikipedia standards, in fact is not "encyclopaedic" in our present sense. However, it is certainly good reading, very interesting not to mention enjoyable, and yes, informative too. So, I expect it will eventually be replaced by something more "wiki-like", but I would like to make a special plea that some use be found for the material presently here, whether as part of Wikipedia or elsewhere on the internet (unless it is already accommodated elsewhere, which would be excellent). When that is sorted out, then there absolutely most definitely should be a link in the Wikipedia article to it. My thanks to the person who OCRed this and placed it here, even if only temporarily. --A R King (talk) 20:27, 20 February 2008 (UTC)
