«Francois the Foundling» — this is a story from the life of a French village in the nineteenth century. Many critics of that time reproached Georges Sand for idealizing peasants, but the writer insisted that civilization had not yet spoiled...
the morals of rural inhabitants; they are full of nobility and selflessness and capable of unconditional love. Francois's childhood would have been quite joyless if not for the meeting with Madeleine Blanche, who became a second mother to the orphan. The boy grows up, and now he dedicates his life to Madeleine and her loved ones…
We present to the readers the unadapted text of the story, accompanied by questions on the content of each chapter and a glossary.
Author: George Sand
Printhouse: Karo
Series: Litterature classique
Age restrictions: 16+
Year of publication: 2021
ISBN: 9785992515305
Number of pages: 192
Size: 165x115x10 mm
Cover type: soft
Weight: 160 g
ID: 1443401
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