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Consuelo
Consuelo
Author: George Sand
"Consuelo," by George Sand, stands in the very highest niche accorded to fiction. It is an artistic and ideal romance of colossal power and fascination. Treating to largely of music and musicians, it has an interest for the cultured altogether peculiar to itself, while it is so intensely human and realistic in every detail that it, at the same...  more »
ISBN: 232806
Publication Date: 1882
Pages: 527
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Publisher: T. B. Peterson & Brothers
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
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Story of a gypsy's daughter with an incredible voice and her life with a stern voice teacher and various boyfriends. Set in the 1700's and written in the 1800's, it is sometimes slow. Overall a good tale, but takes a while to get into it. Not sure if I'd recommend it; too many good books out there that aren't as long/take so long to get thru.


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