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More Gustave Flaubert - Trois Contes An original french text of Three Tales (an English title) by Gustave Flaubert, a French writer, which was famous by his scrupulous devotion to his art and style. In Trois Contes are included three stories: Un cœur simple (A Simple Heart), Saint Julien l'hospitalier (The Legend of St. Julian) and Herodias. Critics had praised Trois Contes as 'one of the most extraordinary spiritual journeys ever accomplished outside any religion'. Download links:
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