In this novel, FleurÂ­deÂ­Lys [flure duh LEE] is frightened by Djali's ["jolly's"] spelling trick.
In this novel, FleurÂ­deÂ­Lys [flure duh LEE] is frightened by Djali's ["jolly's"] spelling trick. A woman recognizes that her daughter Agnes has grown up as a Roma girl named Esméralda in this novel. Phoebus is the captain of the guards in this novel, which focuses on a conflict between (*) Archdeacon Frollo and Quasimodo [kwahÂ­seeÂ­mohÂ­doh], a church bellÂ­ringer. For 10 points, name this novel by Victor Hugo about a Parisian cathedral.
In this novel, FleurÂ­deÂ­Lys [flure duh LEE] is frightened by Djali's ["jolly's"] spelling trick.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (accept Notre Dame de Paris)