George Sand:
George Sand: Some Aspects of Her Life and Writings
作者：Doumic, René, 1860-1937; Hallard, Alys [Translator]
体例：段 章数：15
字数：315,750 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 21,050 字；最长 The convent had therefore opened to Aurore another world of （39,924 字），最短 With what was an author to write his books, if not with his （15,336 字）。
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章节目录
共 15 段- The convent had therefore opened to Aurore another world of
- From Plessis they went to Ormesson. We do not know what took
- The first letter is dated April, 1831. George Sand had left
- Space forbids us to go into all the episodes of this story,
- George Sand did not have to wait long for success. She won f
- On the 28th the travellers reached Florence. The aspect of t
- This influence was of a different kind and of unequal degree
- During the months, though, that the husband and wife were to
- About this time, she was anxious about the health of her son
- The art in which George Sand gave evidence of the surest tas
- "I am up to my ears in freemasonry," she writes. "I cannot g
- I have ventured, to analyze the _Comtesse de Rudolstadt_ and
- She did not succeed in her first attempt. In several of her
- We know from George Sand's letters the share that Dumas _fil
- With what was an author to write his books, if not with his