On ne badine pas avec l’amour

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A book that stems indirectly from one of the greatest love stories of literature – we find in the lines of Musset passages of letters written by George Sand, including the famous line: “All men are liars, fickle, false, talkative, hypocritical, proud and cowardly, contemptible and sensual “

Author : Alfred de Musset

Publishing House : Gallimard

Date of Parution: April 2001

As a young graduate, Perdican returns to the castle and finds his cousin Camille, who has left the convent. We reintroduce ourselves. We pretend not to be interested in feelings. We rather discuss. But we also write. Camille has a friend, claiming to have rejected her cousin. The letter is intercepted by Perdican, and there follows a whole cascade of little lies and manipulations that lead to drama. It is not so simple to love each other and to admit it. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

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