Author: Anatole France
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The Works of Anatole France in English: The well of Saint Clair
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Pages : 264
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The Well of Saint Clare
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The Authorized English Translations of the Novels and Short Stories of Anatole France: The well of Saint Clare
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The Well of Saint Clare
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Pages : 336
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The Works of Anatole France in an English Translation: The red lily. A translation by Winifred Stephens. [6th ed.] 1921. [v. 2.] Mother of pearl. A translation by Frederic Chapman. [3d ed.] 1922. [v. 3] The garden of Epicurus. A translation by Alfred Allinson. [2d ed.] 1920. [v. 4] The crime of Sylvestre Bonnard. A translation by Lafcadio Hearn. [5th impression] 1920. [v. 5] My friend's book. A translation by J. Lewis May. 1923. [v. 6] Pierre Noziere. A translation by J. Lewis May. [2d ed.] 1922. [v. 7] Little Pierre. A translation by J. Lewis May. 1920. [v. 8] The bloom of life. A translation by J. Lewis May. [1923?] [v. 9] The elm-tree on the Mall. A translation by M. P. Willcocks. 1910. [v. 10] The wicker-work woman. A translation by M. P. Willcocks. 1910. [v. 11] The amethyst ring. A translation by B. Drillien. 1909. [v. 12] Monsieur Bergeret in Paris. A translation by B. Drillien. 1921. [v. 13] The well of Saint Clare. A translation by Alfred Allinson. 1909. [v. 14] Thais. A translation by Robert B. Douglas. [1930] [v. 15] The opinions of Jerome Coignard. A translation by Mrs. Wilfrid Jackson. 1922. [v. 16] Jocasta & The famished cat. A translation by Agnes Farley. 1922. [v. 17] Balthasar. A translation by Mrs. John Lane. [1924] [v. 18] The aspirations of Jean Servien. A translation by Alfred Allinson. 1912. [v. 19] At the sign of the Reine Pedauque. A translation by Mrs. Wilfrid Jackson. [192 ?] [v. 20] The white stone. A translation by Charles E. Roche. 1910
Author: Anatole France
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Pages : 342
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Novels and Short Stories of Anatole France: The well of Saint Clare, tr. by Alfred Allison
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The Works of Anatole France in an English Translation
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Languages : en
Pages : 324
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Pages : 324
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The Works of Anatole France in English: Penguin Island
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Pages : 324
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The works of Anatole France, in an English translation
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Pages : 278
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The Well of Saint Clare
Author: Anatole France
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Category : Fiction
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Pages : 166
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'The Well of Saint Clare' is a dramatic novel by the 1921 Nobel Prize in Literature winner, Anatole France. Written in first-person, the story is set in a Siena church, where the narrator encountered Reverend Father Adone Doni, who at the time was, like the narrator, working in the old Academy degli Intronati. The narrator had taken an instant liking for the Cordelier in question, a man who, grown grey in study, still preserved the cheerful, facile humour of a simple, unlettered countryman. Assiduous at the library, he was also a frequent visitor to the marketplace, halting for choice in front of the peasant girls who sell oranges, and listening to their unconventional remarks. He was learning, he would say, from their lips the true Lingua Toscana.
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Pages : 166
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'The Well of Saint Clare' is a dramatic novel by the 1921 Nobel Prize in Literature winner, Anatole France. Written in first-person, the story is set in a Siena church, where the narrator encountered Reverend Father Adone Doni, who at the time was, like the narrator, working in the old Academy degli Intronati. The narrator had taken an instant liking for the Cordelier in question, a man who, grown grey in study, still preserved the cheerful, facile humour of a simple, unlettered countryman. Assiduous at the library, he was also a frequent visitor to the marketplace, halting for choice in front of the peasant girls who sell oranges, and listening to their unconventional remarks. He was learning, he would say, from their lips the true Lingua Toscana.