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Barcelona: Biblioteca «Joventut», 1909 (3a ed. def.); 336, [1] p.; 20 cm
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The simple life of Mila, young and naive, abruptly ends when she is raped by Anima, a friend of her husband, Matias.
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Canigó, 619 - 1979
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LibraryThing member amerynth
I really enjoyed Victor Catala's "Solitude" even though it is a fairly bleak story. The characters were drawn really well and I found the shepherd's stories about as interesting as the main character did.
In this novel, newly married Mila is dragged up to manage a hermitage by her drifter husband.
Even though this is a rather quiet story, it really held my interest.
In this novel, newly married Mila is dragged up to manage a hermitage by her drifter husband.
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She is naive and terrified, but moved by the stories told by a wandering shepherd. Things go badly as the veil is removed from Mila's eyes in an increasingly tragic series of ways.Even though this is a rather quiet story, it really held my interest.
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1905
1938 (French: Marcel Robin)
1992 (English: David H Rosenthal)
Physical description
336, 1 p.; 20 cm
Other editions
Solitud by Víctor Català (Paper Book)
Solitud by Víctor Català (Paper Book)
Solitud by Víctor Català (Paper Book)
Solitut: novela by Víctor Catala (Paper Book)
Soledad: novela catalana by Víctor Català (Paper Book)