An argument in a cafe leads the protagonist of this novel to break his arm in a duel with a nobleman named Beauvosis.
An argument in a cafe leads the protagonist of this novel to break his arm in a duel with a nobleman named Beauvosis. In this novel, the protagonist's only friend, Fouque, offers him a job in the lumber business, but he instead develops a fascination with Voltaire and later earns the respect of Abbe Pirard. In this novel, the protagonist becomes a secretary and falls in love with the ancestor of Boniface de la Mole. Though the protagonist of this novel marries Mathilde, his rise is ruined with the return of his first lover, Mademoiselle de Renal. For 10 points, name this French novel following Julien Sorel, written by Stendahl and named after two colors.
An argument in a cafe leads the protagonist of this novel to break his arm in a duel with a nobleman named Beauvosis.
The {Red} and the {Black}