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Gripping plot, subtle characterisation. - weRead Most of the digressions were slow, long and draggy. - Goodreads One of the most amazing story lines ever! - weRead Hugo is a magnificent writer, to say the least. - weRead Powerfully written with a tearful ending. - weRead His fluid poetic prose is insightful, thorough. - Overstock.com Review: Les MisérablesAvis d'utilisateur - Anna - GoodreadsI have to say that Cosette is probably the most loved little girl in literature. The things that that the characters undertake simply because they love Cosette created a beautiful theme. All in all ... Consulter l'avis complet Review: Les MisérablesAvis d'utilisateur - Christine Blachford - GoodreadsI used to own this in a two-volume paperback set, and I remember picking out bits here and there but never really reading much of it in one go. As a big fan of the musical, I've enjoyed the ... Consulter l'avis complet Livres sur des sujets connexes
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Expressions et termes fréquentsanswered appeared arms asked barricade Basque began bishop boulevard breath Brevet candle Champmathieu child coat coffin Combeferre corner Cosette Cosette's Courfeyrac cried darkness daughter dead door dress Enjolras Eponine exclaimed eyes face Fantine father Fauchelevent fell felt fiacre francs galleys garden Gavroche Gillenormand gravedigger hand head heard heart hour Javert Jean Valjean Jondrette l'Homme Arme laugh light little girl looked Luxembourg Mabeuf Madame Magloire Marius Pontmercy Monsieur Leblanc Monsieur Madeleine Monsieur Marius Monsieur Mayor Monsieur the Mayor Montfermeil Montparnasse morning mother musket night opened Paris passed perceived pistol pocket police Pontmercy porte-cochere prisoner recognised resumed reverend mother Saint seat seemed seen shadow silence sister smile sort soul speak steps stone stopped street suddenly tell Thenardier Thenardiess thing thought took turned voice walk wall window woman word Fréquemment citésPage 114 - THOSE WHO WOULD get a clear idea of the battle of Waterloo have only to lay down upon the ground in their mind a capital A. The left stroke of the A is the road from Nivelles, the right stroke is the road from Genappe, the cross of the A is the sunken road from Ohain to Braine l'Alleud. Page 533 - For fear of fatiguing or annoying the convalescent, he got behind him to smile upon him. He was contented, joyous, enraptured, delightful, young. His white hairs added a sweet majesty to the cheerful light upon his face. When grace is joined with wrinkles, it is adorable. There is an unspeakable dawn in happy old age. Page 25 - Valjean resumed his contemplations, his cap in his left hand, his club in his right, and his hair bristling on his fierce-looking head. Under this frightful gaze the bishop still slept in profoundest peace. The crucifix above the mantelpiece was dimly visible in the moonlight, apparently extending its arms towards both, with a benediction for one and a pardon for the other. Suddenly Jean Valjean put on his cap, then passed quickly, without looking at the bishop, along the bed, straight to the cupboard... Page 113 - Had the ground been dry and the artillery able to move, the action would have been commenced at six o'clock in the morning. The battle would have been won and finished at two o'clock, three hours before the Prussians turned the scale of fortune. How much fault is there on the part of Napoleon in the loss of this battle? Page v - So long as there shall exist, by reason of law and custom, a social condemnation, which, in the face of civilization, artificially creates hells on earth and complicates a destiny that is divine with human fatality; so long as the three problems... Page 134 - At that moment she felt all at once that the weight of the bucket was gone. A hand which seemed enormous to her, had just caught the handle and was carrying it easily. She raised her head. A large dark form, straight and erect, was walking beside her in the gloom. It was a man who had come up behind her and whom she had riot heard. Page 26 - Just as the brother and sister were rising from the table there was a knock at the door. " Come in," said the bishop. The door opened. A strange, fierce group appeared on the threshold. Three men were holding a fourth by the collar. The three men were gen-d'armes ; the fourth, Jean Valjean. A brigadier of gen-d'armes, who appeared to head the group, was near the door. He advanced toward the bishop, giving a military salute. " Monseigneur, Page 28 - Jean Valjean felt like a man who is just about to faint. The bishop approached him, and said, in a low voice: "Forget not, never forget that you have promised me to u*e this silver to become an honest man. Références à ce livreIssues de Google ScholarThe Strengths Perspective: A Paradigm for Correctional CounselingKatherine Van Wormer - Federal Probation The TARES Test: Five Principles for Ethical PersuasionSherry Baker, David L Martinson - 2001 - Journal of Mass Media Ethics Development and yearning: Cognitive aspects of spiritual developmentJan D Sinnott - 1994 - Journal of Adult Development Transaction Cognition Theory And High Performance Economic ResultsRonald K Mitchell Références issues de pages WebLes Misérables Victor Hugo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Victor Hugo - Wikipédia Les Misérables de Victor Hugo Victor Hugo - EVENE Les Miserables by Victor Hugo. Search, Read, Study, Discuss. Victor Hugo - Fluctuat.net Musée littéraire Victor Hugo Groupe Hugo - Séance du 24 septembre 1994 Traduire Hugo : Les Misérables au Portugal Informations bibliographiques
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