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Available
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Publication
Larousse Kingfisher Chambers (2007), 176 pages
Description
Clearly a literary great, Prosper Merimee gave his gift to the world many years ago with this classic story. "Carmen" takes the reader on an interesting adventure through Spain in the 1800s. Enjoy Merimee's imagination as you discover what happens when a man falls in love with an alluring criminal who's only rule is to always be free. Large Print (16 Point Font)Richard Foster Classics Collection
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LibraryThing member greeniezona
Did I know anything about Carmen, the book or the opera, before checking this out? Nope. Saw it was from Melville House's Art of the Novella series, did a cursory check of the back cover, and checked it out. Personally, I'm glad I came to the story a blank slate, because it was all fresh and
A few times it felt excessively old-fashioned, but, you know, 1845?
Probably would never have read it if not for Melville House. Those chaps have done their job again.
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brilliant and crisp. Carmen is a brilliant example of the chaotic neutral character if I've ever seen one.A few times it felt excessively old-fashioned, but, you know, 1845?
Probably would never have read it if not for Melville House. Those chaps have done their job again.
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LibraryThing member kakadoo202
Story that was used for the opera. Off last chapter about the gipsy language.
Language
Original language
French
Original publication date
1846
Physical description
176 p.; 6.73 inches
ISBN
2038717265 / 9782038717266