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Mauprat

by George Sand

First published: 1837
Pages: 290

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George Sand by Pearl Mary-Teresa Craigie
17:15
Life of George Sand by E.G.
10:30
Preface
2:45
Chapter 1
26:37
Chapter 2
13:10
Chapter 3
16:14
Chapter 4
15:40
Chapter 5
12:39
Chapter 6, part 1
7:59
Chapter 6, part 2
21:21
Chapter 6, part 3
23:47
Chapter 7
13:06
Chapter 8
23:26
Chapter 9, part 1
13:37
Chapter 9, part 2
18:33
Chapter 10, part 1
15:50
Chapter 10, part 2
20:00
Chapter 10, part 3
17:25
Chapter 11, part 1
8:21
Chapter 11, part 2
24:31
Chapter 11, part 3
18:48
Chapter 11, part 4
21:51
Chapter 12
20:15
Chapter 13
22:17
Chapter 14, part 1
18:07
Chapter 14, part 2
13:59
Chapter 15
23:47
Chapter 16
26:46
Chapter 17, part 1
18:27
Chapter 17, part 2
21:02
Chapter 18
28:38
Chapter 19
18:15
Chapter 20
20:21
Chapter 21
23:46
Chapter 22
20:35
Chapter 23
18:43
Chapter 24
16:54
Chapter 25
27:46
Chapter 26
21:02
Chapter 27
30:55
Chapter 28
27:27
Chapter 29
16:26
Chapter 30
10:45

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About this book

George Sand set this 1837 novel in the wild Berry countryside she knew from childhood, telling of Bernard de Mauprat, a young man raised among a clan of brutal, half-feral nobles. When he helps his cousin Edmee escape their stronghold, he forces from her a promise to marry, then spends years learning to deserve her instead. Sand frames the story as a long argument that love is worth nothing without education and self-mastery, and Edmee, who refuses to be won by force, becomes one of her most quietly forceful heroines. Part Gothic romance and part moral fable, it remains among Sand's most admired books. A free PDF and EPUB edition are available here.

About the author

George Sand

Amantine Lucile Aurore Dupin de Francueil, best known by her pen name George Sand, was a French novelist, memoirist and journalist. Being more renowned than either Victor Hugo or Honoré de Balzac in Britain in the 1830s and 1840s, Sand is recognised as one of the most notable writers of the European Romantic era.