Fifteen years of a dancer's lifeFront matterReading editionChapter navigation30 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterFIFTEEN YEARS OF A DANCER’S LIFEINTRODUCTIONILLUSTRATIONSFIFTEEN YEARS OF A DANCER’S LIFEII MY APPEARANCE ON A REAL STAGE AT TWO YEARS AND A HALFIII HOW I CREATED THE SERPENTINE DANCEIV HOW I CAME TO PARISV MY APPEARANCE AT THE FOLIES-BERGÈREVI LIGHT AND THE DANCEVII A JOURNEY TO RUSSIA—A BROKEN CONTRACTVIII SARAH BERNHARDT—THE DREAM AND THE REALITYIX ALEXANDRE DUMASX M. AND MME. CAMILLE FLAMMARIONXI A VISIT AT RODIN’SXII M. GROULT’S COLLECTIONXIII MY DANCES AND THE CHILDRENXIV PRINCESS MARIEXV SEVERAL SOVEREIGNSXVI OTHER MONARCHSXVII SOME PHILOSOPHERSXVIII HOW I DISCOVERED HANAKOXIX SARDOU AND KAWAKAMIXX AN EXPERIENCEXXI AMERICAN AFFAIRSXXII GABXXIII THE VALUE OF A NAMEXXIV HOW M. CLARETIE INDUCED ME TO WRITE THIS BOOKOLD FAMILY RECORDSTranscriber’s NotesBeginning of this editionNext chapter →FIFTEEN YEARS OF A DANCER’S LIFEAll chapters and sections (30)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsFIFTEEN YEARS OF A DANCER’S LIFEINTRODUCTIONILLUSTRATIONSFIFTEEN YEARS OF A DANCER’S LIFEII MY APPEARANCE ON A REAL STAGE AT TWO YEARS AND A HALFIII HOW I CREATED THE SERPENTINE DANCEIV HOW I CAME TO PARISV MY APPEARANCE AT THE FOLIES-BERGÈREVI LIGHT AND THE DANCEVII A JOURNEY TO RUSSIA—A BROKEN CONTRACTVIII SARAH BERNHARDT—THE DREAM AND THE REALITYIX ALEXANDRE DUMASX M. AND MME. CAMILLE FLAMMARIONXI A VISIT AT RODIN’SXII M. GROULT’S COLLECTIONXIII MY DANCES AND THE CHILDRENXIV PRINCESS MARIEXV SEVERAL SOVEREIGNSXVI OTHER MONARCHSXVII SOME PHILOSOPHERSXVIII HOW I DISCOVERED HANAKOXIX SARDOU AND KAWAKAMIXX AN EXPERIENCEXXI AMERICAN AFFAIRSXXII GABXXIII THE VALUE OF A NAMEXXIV HOW M. CLARETIE INDUCED ME TO WRITE THIS BOOKOLD FAMILY RECORDSTranscriber’s Notescover imageFIFTEEN YEARS OF A DANCER’S LIFE →
