At one point in this novel, Maigrat refuses to give bread to Maheude, who has dragged along two of her seven children.
At one point in this novel, Maigrat refuses to give bread to Maheude, who has dragged along two of her seven children. Her children, who shared three beds and a cradle, include Catherine. Catherine is in a relationship with Chaval but is pursued by the protagonist Etienne Lantier. This novel, the thirteenth in a series of twenty novels, is named after a French Revolutionary Calendar month and involves a strike and riot by coal miners. Name this 1885 novel by Emile Zola.
At one point in this novel, Maigrat refuses to give bread to Maheude, who has dragged along two of her seven children.
Germinal