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Cécile

On holiday at a fashionable German spa, young civil engineer Herr von Gordon meets Colonel von St Arnaud and his younger wife, the beautiful Cécile. Gordon is drawn to this elegant and melancholy woman, who seems to hold herself at a distance from her husband. As he and the married pair tour local attractions and enjoy the scenery of the Harz Mountains, he finds himself ever more fascinated by Cécile - and by the mystery surrounding her past.As Gordon and Cécile grow closer, her husband's jealousy, the gossip of polite society, and the secrets of the past converge. When they meet again in Berlin society, the attraction between the two young people will have tragic consequences for all.A challenge to societal conventions, a portrait of a complex woman and a biting send-up of early tourist culture, Fontane's novel is an elegant, ironic and moving classic of 19th-century realist fiction.

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  1. Effi Briest

    Theodor Fontane

  2. Nouveau

    Effi Briest : Theodor Fontane

    Theodor Fontane

  3. Nouveau

    John Maynard : Ballade

    Theodor Fontane

  4. 3.7

    Effi Briest

    Theodor Fontane

  5. Cécile

    Theodor Fontane

  6. Mathilde Möhring

    Theodor Fontane

  7. 3.7

    Effi Briest

    Theodor Fontane

  8. Julie von Voß Buch Die Roebels

    Theodor Fontane

  9. On Tangled Paths

    Theodor Fontane

  10. No Way Back

    Theodor Fontane

  11. Die größten Heldinnen der Literatur (50 Romane in einem Band) : Jane Eyre, Tess von den d'Urbervilles, Anne auf Green Gables, Johanna D'Arc, Klein-Dorrit, Lelia, Maria Stuart, Effi Briest, Kleine Frauen

    Charlotte Brontë, Jane Austen, Louisa May Alcott, Leo Tolstoi, Virginia Woolf, Thomas Hardy, Sinclair Lewis, Hedwig Dohm, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Elizabeth Burgoyne Corbett, Daniel Defoe, Anne Brontë, L.M. Montgomery, Victor Hugo, Wilhelmine von Hillern, Adalbert Stifter, Luise Ahlborn, George Eliot, Lou Andreas-Salomé, Stefan Zweig, D. H. Lawrence, Henry James, Margaret Mitchell, Edith Wharton, Miles Franklin, Willa Cather, Elizabeth Gaskell, Nikolai Semjonowitsch Leskow, Theodore Dreiser, Elizabeth von Arnim, Colette, Honoré de Balzac, William Makepeace Thackeray, Gustave Flaubert, Emile Zola, Theodor Fontane, Ada Langworthy Collier, Joseph Sheridan Fanu, Johanna Schopenhauer, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Charles Dickens

  12. Die Rebellinnen der Literatur - Klassiker, die man kennen muss : Lilith, Carmilla, Tante Lisbeth, Moll Flanders, Ann Vickers, Indiana, Madame Bovary, Jane Eyre, Lady Chatterley, Christa Ruland, Anna Karenina, Schwester Carrie, Die Vagabundin...

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À propos de ce livre

On holiday at a fashionable German spa, young civil engineer Herr von Gordon meets Colonel von St Arnaud and his younger wife, the beautiful Cécile. Gordon is drawn to this elegant and melancholy woman, who seems to hold herself at a distance from her husband. As he and the married pair tour local attractions and enjoy the scenery of the Harz Mountains, he finds himself ever more fascinated by Cécile - and by the mystery surrounding her past.As Gordon and Cécile grow closer, her husband's jealousy, the gossip of polite society, and the secrets of the past converge. When they meet again in Berlin society, the attraction between the two young people will have tragic consequences for all.A challenge to societal conventions, a portrait of a complex woman and a biting send-up of early tourist culture, Fontane's novel is an elegant, ironic and moving classic of 19th-century realist fiction.

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