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there (considered risqué by the ecclesiastic authority). He doesn’t know this and goes to get his hair cut. Surprised by a fellow priest, the not very well-loved Fr Moune, he has a noisy argument with him in the street, attracting a small crowd. This time, too, he is punished by the Bishop.
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who beat them and kill the two young people. Gaston is saved at the last minute by his friend Bessier, who miraculously appears and gets him out of prison. Gaston’s eyes never heal completely from this brutal beating.
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in France between the two world wars. The more formal people are in approaching her, the more the ecclesiastical hierarchies appear closed in their moralisms, their formalisms, their solipsistic way of thinking.
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class, of whom he is very fond and who had always written to him in the trenches, wants to become a model, and he gives her his permission, even if many of his fellow canons disapprove.
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Gaston, who had always sustained himself with the idea that the great evil of the war could lead to good, is forced to change his mind. The world is moving away from the
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of some nuns who appreciate his simplicity and faith. Michelle will grow up there, among countless economic hardships and countless little economies.
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for a couple of years. When he returns, much has changed: Armelle’s mother has died and she has become a prostitute. Bessier is working for the
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Both he and Bessier are wounded in the leg, which is amputated, and both limp through the rest of the book. When they return to
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In the end, mysteriously, the destinies of the characters fall into place: Bessier’s son, who has in the meantime become a “
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have burst onto the European scene. Gaston receives another fierce blow, which is that his beloved Armelle dies giving
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priest, Gaston, who goes off to World War I. In the trenches he is mutilated, modestly administers the
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to a baby girl, Michelle. But there is a place where our priest can take refuge: the
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soldier, while the canons of the parish are hanging Marshal
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Bruce Marshall
Houghton Mifflin
Constable
Hardback
Vespers in Vienna
The Fair Bride
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Bruce Marshall
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sacraments
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Paris
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Church
catechism
Catholic Church
Bishop
South America
French Communist Party
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barber
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Adolf Hitler
birth
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