Three Tales: Flaubert
Author(s): Gustave Flaubert
In each of the titular "Three Tales", Flaubert studies the nature of humanity and spirituality: the loyal servant who dies alone, having served her masters all her life, not once complaining of the tragic losses she has suffered therein; the young man sanctified at birth whose bloodlust leads him to inadvertently fulfil the curse placed on him by a stag; and the tale of John the Baptist, told unlike ever before. His overwhelming conclusion is that of the significance of humility in the face of lasting glory.
General Information
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- : Hesperus Press Ltd
- : Hesperus Press Ltd
- : 0.181
- : 25 September 2009
- : 193mm X 122mm X 13mm
- : United Kingdom
- : books
Other Specifications
- : Gustave Flaubert
- : 99