Émile Zola · 1880
A naturalistic novel about a woman and her lover who commit murder to escape their unhappy marriage and pursue a doomed relationship.
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“And of course, it made Florence feel completely awful. And then she couldn't live with, it was like Therese Rakan, she couldn't live with the dead ghost.”
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