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The Dream
Émile Zola
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Angelique, having finished her rose, so fresh and natural that perfume seemed to be exhaled from it, looked again through the window into the sunny garden, and, as if in a reverie, she said in a low voice: "The son of Monseigneur!"
Hubertine continued her story.
"It seems that the young man is handsome as a god, and his father wished him to be educated for the priestho. . . Read More
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The Dream is one of the lesser known Rougon-Macquart novels and this was the first time I have read it. Set in the town of Beaumont, alongside a medieval cathedral, it reads like a fairytale with miracles and religious passions alongside Zola’s familiar detailed style of describing architecture and
In odor di santità...
« Livre à mettre entre toutes les mains.
Pureté parfaite, dans la forme élancée.
Psychologie, lutte du milieu et de l’éducation contre l’hérédité.
L’envolée, l’au-delà, l’inconnu, le rêve.
La vie telle qu’elle n’est pas, tous bons, honnêtes, heureux. »
Questo era il piano con cui E.
So, after publishing Earth, Zola’s critics grew even more vehement in their damnation of him as a pornographer, immoral and obscene, burying his face in the mud and shit and filth of the world. In response, he wrote this.
How are we meant to read it? What is the text doing? It is certainly very diff
Here’s something to warm the cockles this Christmas (what are cockles anyway? do cockles fit in a stocking and are cockles an acceptable present for a nephew?)—a Zola novel with a happy ending! Happy, that is, if you happen to be a pious foundling embroiderer with aspirations to sainthood who wins h
Μια πολύ όμορφη ρομαντική ιστορία. Ότι πρέπει για χαλαρή ανάγνωση τις Χριστουγεννιάτικες μέρες!