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Sentimental Education

Gustave Flaubert
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Pages
389
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
Xist Publishing

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The Becoming of a Man. Armed with a letter of recommendation, young Frédéric Moreau leaves for Paris where he becomes obsessed with an older woman, Mme. Arnoux. In order to see her more often and get to know her better, Frédéric befriends with her husband, M. Arnoux. In spite of all his troubles, the young man can't reach to Mme. Arnoux so he tries to seek love elsewhere. Will he find it?

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