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Chicago Review Press, Jan 1, 1979 - Biography & Autobiography - 450 pages
 A drama of loyalty and passion set against a Gothic background. This novel is said to have inspired Wuthering Heights.
 

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Contents

Chapter I
7
Chapter II
16
Chapter III
25
Chapter IV
34
Chapter V
43
Chapter VI
50
Chapter VII
81
Chapter VIII
90
Chapter XVII
257
Chapter XVIII
276
Chapter XIX
290
Chapter XX
299
Chapter XXI
309
Chapte XXII
321
Chapter XXIII
331
Chapter XXIV
340

Chapter IX
104
Chapter X
123
Chapter XI
153
Chapter XII
190
Chapter XIII
201
Chapter XIV
214
Chapter XV
231
Chapter XVI
243
Chapter XXV
349
Chapter XXVI
363
Chapter XXVII
373
Chapter XXVIII
388
Chapter XXIX
402
Chapter XXX
410
Chronology
417
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About the author (1979)

George Sand is the pen name of Amantine Lucile Aurore Dupin, Baroness Dudevant, a 19th century French novelist and memoirist. Sand is best known for her novels Indiana, Lélia, and Consuelo, and for her memoir A Winter in Majorca, in which she reflects on her time on the island with Chopin in 1838-39. A champion of the poor and working classes, Sand was an early socialist who published her own newspaper using a workers' co-operative and scorned gender conventions by wearing men's clothing and smoking tobacco in public. George Sand died in France in 1876.

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