Mademoiselle De La Seigliere

by Jules Sandeau

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116 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1848

About the author

Léonard Sylvain Julien Sandeau, auteur Français. Source d'inspiration du nom de plume d'Aurore Dupin: George Sand.

Reviews

[Le Van · Rating 4 out of 5]

4,2*
Tựa tiếng việt : Báo Oán
In 1000 cuốn khổ 13*19cm
NXB Công An Nhân Dân, năm 2006
Nội dung:
Do có chiến tranh, hai gia đình quý tộc người Pháp: Hầu tước De la Seigliere và Nam tước Vaubert phải di tản sang nước Đức. Trong thời gian đi vắng, tài sản của họ bị nhà nước tịch thu và bán cho người khác. Sau một thời gian họ về nước, điều đầu tiên là tìm cách thu hồi lại tài sản. Đối với gia đình Vaubert việc này tuy khó khăn nhưng rồi cũng trót lọt. Trái lại đối với gia đình De la Seigliere thì vô cùng phức tạp, có người thất tình tự tử, có người buồn phiền bỏ nhà đi tu, có người luôn bị ám ảnh vì những việc làm sai trái.

[Greta · Rating 4 out of 5]

19th century France and the conflict between nobility and the masses is documented in a farcical way by Jules Sandeau. This is his most successful novel as a French classical romance. His former wife, aka George Sand, was with him at the time of his writing this novel. In the mix of fact with fiction is a commentary on the Corsican who triggered the social upheaval for France.

[Denis Crt · Rating 4 out of 5]

Une jolie petite pièce de théâtre où sur un fond de romance se déroule un quiproquo beaucoup plus gai que Chateaubriand sur la spoliation des nobles. Dommage que la fin soit bâclée.