The Child Spy (short story)
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"The Child Spy" (French: L'Enfant espion) is a short story, written by Alphonse Daudet and first published in his collection Monday Tales in 1873.
Translations into English
- "The Boy-Spy." In: Arthur's Home Magazine (1887)
- "The Boy Spy." In: The Strand Magazine (1891)
- "The Child Spy." In: The Outlook (1898; translated by H. Twitchell)
- "The Child That Played the Spy." In: Saturday Evening Post (1898)
- "The Boy Spy" (1898; translated by Marian McIntyre)
- "The Little Spy." In: Pictorial Review (1903)
- "The Child Spy." In: Temple Bar (1906)
- "The Child Spy" (1909; translated by George Burnham Ives)
- "The Child Spy." In: Stories by Daudet and Coppée (1910; translated by Arthur Ransome)
- "The Boy Spy." In: Town Talk (1920)