Fiebre de amor (Dominique)
- Approximate level
- B2
- Length
- 72,294 words
- Reading time
- 6 h 1 min
- Chapters
- 18
- Language
- Spanish
- On Project Gutenberg since
- 2008
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This novel explores themes of resignation, personal reflection, and the search for contentment in a quiet life. Written in the nineteenth century, the prose is formal and contemplative. You will encounter sophisticated vocabulary and complex sentence structures that require careful attention to detail. The narrative focuses on the internal state of the protagonist as he evaluates his past choices. It is a demanding read for those learning Spanish, as it relies on nuanced phrasing to convey subtle emotional states and philosophical observations.
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Subjects
- Love stories
- Friendship -- Fiction
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