Francis Steegmuller wrote a "double portrait" of this work's protagonist and its author, who claimed thiswork had "nothing true in it."
Francis Steegmuller wrote a "double portrait" of this work's protagonist and its author, who claimed thiswork had "nothing true in it." The last words one character hears before dying are from the song of a blindman, "The wind is strong this summer day, her petticoat has flown away." One character performs atoxicological analysis of that character even after it is clear she has taken arsenic she bought from his shop.That man, Homais, works on a botched operation of a clubfooted boy conducted by a man who dies deep indebt after discovering love letters between his late wife and Rodolphe Boulanger. For 10 points, name thisnovel about the wife of the doctor Charles, a work of Gustave Flaubert.
Francis Steegmuller wrote a "double portrait" of this work's protagonist and its author, who claimed thiswork had "nothing true in it."
Madame Bovary