Madame de Mauves
Henry James
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Considered an early masterpiece, "Madame de Mauves" is the first of Henry James's 'international contrasts'. It recounts the story of an American girl, Euphemia Cleve, through the eyes of her fellow countryman Longmore. Euphemia marries an impoverished French aristocrat, the Baron de Mauves, in the belief that he is the ideal of all her girlhood fancies. Longmore is the admiring spectator of her disillusionment. Is she really so unhappy as he imagines? What is, if any, the essential difference between an American idealist and a French man of the world? - Summary by Gemma L Myers (3 hr 18 min)
Chapitres
| I | 13:56 | Lu par Gemma L Myers |
| II | 34:30 | Lu par Gemma L Myers |
| III | 22:10 | Lu par onelickless |
| IV | 22:47 | Lu par Rita Boutros |
| V | 30:28 | Lu par Rita Boutros |
| VI | 17:44 | Lu par Rita Boutros |
| VII | 18:06 | Lu par Arden |
| VIII | 13:49 | Lu par Sal Fitzgerald |
| IX | 24:57 | Lu par ToddHW |
Critiques
fine written novel
TT Tran
Gemma Myers is an excellent reader, making the story interesting. Would love to hear more novels be read by her.