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Paul and Virginia

Paul and Virginia

著者： Jacques-Henri Bernardin de Saint-Pierre
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Published in 1787, Paul and Virginia tells the poignant story of two childhood friends who discover a deep love for one another amidst the idyllic setting of Mauritius, then known as Île de France. However, their romance takes a tragic turn when the ship Le Saint-Geran meets with disaster. Written just before the French Revolution, this novel is considered Bernardins masterpiece, revealing the harsh realities faced by those who are innocent and pure in a world dominated by the superficial sentiments of the upper classes in France. (Summary by Wikipedia)Copyright Fiction Classics 世界 社会科学
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