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The Red Lily

The Red Lily by Anatole France is a poignant exploration of love, passion, and societal constraints set against the backdrop of Parisian society. The novel follows Thérèse Martin-Bellême, a young aristocratic woman trapped in an unfulfilling marriage, who embarks on an intense love affair with Robert Le Ménil. As Thérèse navigates the complexities of her emotions and her role within a rigid society, she faces the turmoil of forbidden love, guilt, and desire for personal freedom. Through poetic language and rich characterization, Anatole France delves into the psychological depth of Thérèse’s inner world, exploring themes of personal autonomy, the limitations imposed by social expectations, and the often-painful pursuit of true happiness. The Red Lily is celebrated for its eloquent portrayal of the human heart, capturing the beauty and anguish of love that transcends societal boundaries.

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California, USA : University of California Libraries.,
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313 p,Translation of Le lys rouge
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Firli
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https://archive.org/details/theredlily00franiala
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