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Paru en 1877, ANNA KARENINE est un roman de Léon Tolstoï qui se divise en deux tomes et comprend huit parties dont trois appartiennent au premier tome et cinq au second. Se déroulant en Russie, l'histoire est centrée sur l'amour, ses diverses formes et les conséquences dans la vie. Connaissant un grand succès, ce chef d'oeuvre marque également l'entrée triomphante de la littérature russe dans la culture européenne. Résumé: Stépan Arkadiévitch Oblonskï, surnommé Stiva est marié avec la princesse Daria Alexandrovna, surnommée Dolly, depuis huit ans. Ce dernier entretient une liaison avec une française, Mademoiselle Roland, qui avait été l'institutrice des ses enfants. Lorsque Dolly apprend cette liaison, elle envisage de le quitter, et celui-ci se demande comment s'y prendre pour rompre avec l'institutrice. Il invite à Moscou sa soeur ANNA, que sa femme apprécie pour essayer de la convaincre de rester..... Bonne lecture......

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Presents Longfellow's epic of love, peace, and mankind's closeness with the natural world.

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Byron's free-spirited lifestyle combined with his rare poetic gift to make him one of the foremost figures of the Romantic Era. This collection of his poems, richly varied in mood and content, captures the essence of his great achievement. Among the thirty-one poems included are convivial song-like poems, love poems, travel poems, humorous and satiric poems. Shorter works such as the famous "She Walks in Beauty," "Stanzas to Augusta" and "So We'll Go No More a Roving" are well represented. Also here are important longer works — "The Prisoner of Chillon," "Beppo," "The Vision of Judgment," all unabridged — and lyrics excerpted from Don Juan, Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, and the play Manfred. Taken together, these are poems that draw readers quickly into the passions, humors, and convictions of a poet whose life and work truly embodied the Romantic spirit.

Set in the tenth century, this tale follows the life and adventures of Ekkehard, exploring themes of love, faith, and the challenges of the era. The narrative captures the essence of medieval life, blending historical context with rich character development. This volume is a faithful reprint of the original 1872 edition, preserving the storytelling style and insights of its time. Readers can expect an authentic glimpse into a bygone age through this engaging narrative.

Werther, jeune bourgeois ambitieux épris de poésie, de promenades solitaires et de tartines beurrées, rencontre un jour Charlotte. Celle-ci, fille de bailli, la plus belle de ses soeurs, est hélas fiancée à un autre, Albert, dont les qualités d'âme ne sont pas à mettre en doute. De l'amour platonique, impossible, qui unit Werther à Charlotte, Goethe fait le récit d'une jeunesse en quête d'absolu, promise à la souffrance des désillusions - un canon romantique dont le succès colossal, à sa parution, déclencha une vague de suicides dans toute la jeunesse d'Europe.