Sons of the Soil by Honoré de Balzac
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the many difficulties, the many essential details of a drama so
doubly dreadful and so cruelly bloody. Among the reasons which render me now almost, it may be thought, foolhardy, I count the desire to finish a work long designed to be to you a proof of my deep and lasting gratitude for a friendship that has ever been among my greatest consolations in misfortune. De Balzac. SONS OF THE SOIL PART I Whoso land hath, contention hath. CHAPTER I THE CHATEAU Les Aigues, August 6, 1823. To Monsieur Nathan, |
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