"Colomba" is a classic novella by Prosper Mérimée, presented here in an edition prepared by G. Eugène-Fasnacht. Set in Corsica, the story revolves around Colomba, a strong-willed young woman who seeks to avenge her father's murder. The narrative explores themes of family honor, revenge, and the clash between traditional Corsican customs and modern French law.
This edition is designed for students of French, featuring an introduction and notes by G. Eugène-Fasnacht, making it an ideal text for those looking to improve their language skills while engaging with a compelling and culturally rich story. Mérimée's vivid descriptions of Corsican life and his exploration of complex moral issues make "Colomba" a timeless work of literature.
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