Clarissa: Or, the History of a Young LadyOne of the greatest novels of European literature, "Clarissa" is an indisputable masterpiece. Set in 18th-century England. A rich, complex and unique novel written in the form of letters. Richardson delves into the hearts and minds of his characters, their motives and intentions, consequently giving a glimpse of the complex human psyche. A true classic! |
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LETTER I | 1 |
LETTER XIII | 60 |
LETTER XIV | 66 |
LETTER XV | 69 |
LETTER XVI | 72 |
LETTER XVII | 78 |
LETTER XVIII | 80 |
LETTER XIX | 89 |
LETTER XL | 306 |
LETTER XLI | 318 |
LETTER XLII | 329 |
LETTER XLIII | 342 |
LETTER XLIV | 348 |
LETTER XLV | 354 |
LETTER XLVI | 367 |
LETTER XLVII | 381 |
LETTER XX | 93 |
LETTER XXI | 103 |
LETTER XXII | 105 |
LETTER XXIII | 111 |
LETTER XXIV | 120 |
LETTER XXV | 123 |
LETTER XXVI | 153 |
LETTER XXVII | 174 |
LETTER XXVIII | 183 |
LETTER XXIX | 192 |
LETTER XXX | 201 |
LETTER XXXI | 210 |
LETTER XXXII | 214 |
LETTER XXXIII | 218 |
LETTER XXXIV | 258 |
LETTER XXXV | 267 |
LETTER XXXVI | 269 |
LETTER XXXVII | 285 |
LETTER XXXVIII | 296 |
LETTER XXXIX | 302 |
LETTER XLVIII | 385 |
LETTER XLIX | 390 |
LETTER L | 404 |
LETTER LI | 406 |
LETTER LII | 408 |
LETTER LIII | 419 |
LETTER LIV | 423 |
LETTER LV | 430 |
LETTER LVI | 485 |
LETTER LVII | 490 |
LETTER LVIII | 495 |
LETTER LIX | 500 |
LETTER LX | 506 |
LETTER LXI | 513 |
LETTER LXII | 528 |
LETTER LXIII | 535 |
CONCLUSION | 544 |
POSTSCRIPT | 595 |
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Clarissa: History of a Young Lady: Easyread Large Edition Samuel Richardson Ograniczony podgląd - 2006 |
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