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A Just Man
Les Misérables: Volume 1 - Fantine: Book 1 - A Just Man i don't own this book it was written by the wonderful Victor Hugo and this version was translated by Isabel F. Hapgood. The novel begins with a brief biography of M. Myriel, the bishop of Digne, a diocese in France. Born in 1740 to a wealthy aristocratic family, Myriel is forced to flee to Italy during the French Revolution of 1789. Years later, he returns to his homeland as a priest. A chance encounter with Emperor Napoléon in 1806 leads to Myriel’s appointment as bishop of Digne. When he moves to Digne, he discovers that the church has provided him and his small entourage with a well-appointed eighteenth-century palace, while the patients at the hospital next door live in cramped and dangerous conditions. Myriel insists on switching houses with the hospital and gives the majority of his church salary to the city’s poorest citizens and to charities in Paris and abroad. Myriel and his family live a simple life, but out of consideration for his housekeeper, he holds on to two little luxuries: a set of silverware and two silver candlesticks. Myriel’s compassion earns him the love of his parishioners, and he becomes a clergyman of wide renown. He defends the needs of the poor and argues that most petty criminals steal to survive, not because they are inherently malicious. He becomes a vocal critic of the prejudices of French society and an advocate for universal education. Among the needy, Myriel’s actions earn him the nickname “Bienvenu,” which means “welcome.”Complete
The Barricade Girl (A Les Miserables FanFiction)
Juliette Pontmercy and her older brother, Marius, have always been close - they had no secrets...or at least that's what she thought. When he suddenly becomes distant, she becomes suspicious. She worries about the secret meetings he's been attending, and the new circle of friends that he's been spending every day with, and spends nights lying awake, wondering where exactly he is and imagining what she might say to his new friends should she ever be given the chance to give them a piece of her mind. But when she follows her brother one day out of curiosity, she stumbles upon something revolutionary - something that will change her way of thinking and set her life on a brand new path. And Enjolras, the leader of this change, is going to change her life. Based upon Les Miserables by Victor Hugo - all characters belong to him. Character of Juliette is my own and belongs to me.Complete
Lés Misérables Musical: Song Lyrics
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Jacob and Renesmee Happy Ever After ...
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