Madame Bovary: A Tale of Provincial Life, Vol. 1 (of 2)
Flaubert
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Flaubert · 5 chapters
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"He remained at home and wrote," is the first thing that should be said of Gustave Flaubert.
Flaubert, indeed, had no "outward life;" he lived only for his art.
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- CRITICAL INTRODUCTIONSample
- BIOGRAPHICAL PREFACE
- I. The New Boy.
- II. A Good Patient.
- III. A Lonely Widower.
- IV. Consolation.
- V. The New Ménage.
- VI. A Maiden's Yearnings.
- VII. Disillusion.
- VIII. Glimpses of the World.
- IX. Idle Dreams.
- I. A New Field.
- II. New Friends.
- IV. Added Cares.
- IV. Silent Homage.
- V. Smothered Flames.
- VI. Spiritual Counsel.
- VII. A Woman's Whims.
- VIII. A Village Festival.
- IX. A Woodland Idyll.
- X. Lovers' Vows.
- XI. An Experiment and a Failure.
- XII. Preparations for Flight.
- XIII. Deserted.
- XIV. Religious Fervor.
- XV. A New Delight.