Conscience

Hector Malot

Sinossi

A young doctor of great promise marries money, and the money has a condition attached that he discovers only when the man who holds it will not die on schedule. Malot abandoned law for journalism and wrote some seventy novels, one of which — Sans Famille — outlived them all; this one is his study of a conscience being negotiated with, item by item, by a man who is not a villain.

Disponibile da: 19/08/2026.

Lunghezza di stampa: 255 pagine.

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