âne mort
by Jules Janin
'âne mort' Summary
In the novel 'L'âne mort' by Jules Janin, a man falls in love with a young peasant girl, but she is unaware of his feelings. The man watches as the girl descends into a life of poverty and despair, and he is unable to help her. The novel explores the themes of love, betrayal, and the power of society to destroy individuals.Book Details
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