Name this author of The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Les Misérables (miz-ur-AH-bl').
In one work by this author, a promise is made that anybody who returns the engine of the Durande can marry Déruchette. In another novel by this author, Jehan is adopted by his older brother and eventually killed by another person adopted by his brother. Another work by this author features a man who goes to the Field of the Lark every day. In addition to Toilers of the Sea, this author wrote about one woman who grows up as a servant for the Thénardiers (teh-NAHR-dee-ays) in Montfermeil (mon-fair-may) and grows to love Marius, and this author wrote about another woman who marries Pierre Gringoire (grin-gwar), has a pet goat Djali (jha-lee), and is sought by Claude Frollo. His two best-known protagonists are Quasimodo and Jean Valjean [zhahn vaal- zhahn]. Name this author of The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Les Misérables (miz-ur-AH-bl').
In one work by this author, a promise is made that anybody who returns the engine of the Durande can marry Déruchette.
Victor(-Marie) Hugo