Seraphita
Honoré de Balzac
Balzac begins with a travelogue of the fiords of Norway, concentrating ultimately on one valley that is isolated by the roaring waters of the Sieg River which rises in Sweden and by the forbidding mountains of Jarvis.
We begin with two figures cross-country skiing UP a mountain, past unimaginable abysses. One of them is Minna Becker, daughter of the village pastor. The other is a pale young male named Seraphitus, who expertly guides Minna up the slope to an Alpine meadow.
Catégories:
Volume:
87
Année:
1843
Edition:
1
Editeur::
-
Langue:
english
Pages:
140
ISBN:
B8EDF969-E39D-40E9-BF1E-3E70048ED748
Collection:
La Comédie Humaine
Fichier:
AZW3 , 305 KB
IPFS:
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english, 1843