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Camille Lemonnier (1844–1913)
Lemonnier, Camille (lė-mo-nyā’). A Belgian novelist; born near Brussels, March 24, 1844; died in June 1913. He is a pronounced realist. Among his stories are: ‘Our Flemings’ (1869); ‘Flemish and Walloon Stories’ (1873); ‘Un Mâle’ (1881); ‘Neither Fish nor Flesh’ (1884); ‘Flemish Christmas Carols’ (1887); ‘Madame Lupar’ (1888); ‘Hoppe-Chair’ (1886); ‘The Two Consciences’ (1902).