In this work, a Landlady drinks in order to refresh her memory a woman who is like "The head of a Raphael Madonna on the body of his Galatea," a description provided by Mme.
In this work, a Landlady drinks in order to refresh her memory a woman who is like "The head of a Raphael Madonna on the body of his Galatea," a description provided by Mme. de Pommeraye. In another scene, one character asserts that hanging honest men is a misunderstanding of the legal trade after his horse rides under a garret. This novel never reveals the destination of the title character, and mocks readers who wonder about the names of the main characters by asking "What's that got to do with you?" The title character learns from the Captain that everything is written up above in a great scroll. Consisting of a frequently interrupted dialogue between the title character and the nobleman he serves, for 10 points, name this novel about a valet with a resigned philosophical outlook, by Denis Diderot.
In this work, a Landlady drinks in order to refresh her memory a woman who is like "The head of a Raphael Madonna on the body of his Galatea," a description provided by Mme.
{Jacques} the {Fatalist} and his {Master}