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¡°Gabrielle de Bergerac¡± is an early novel by Henry James, first published in 1869. It tells the story of Gabrielle de Bergerac, a young woman of noble birth, who falls in love with her commoner, Coquelin. The story is set during the French Revolution and explores themes of love, class, and social upheaval.
"Gabrielle de Bergerac" provides a poignant and sensitive exploration of the subject and demonstrates James's ability to produce deep psychological and social insights even in his early works. This novella demonstrates the timeless nature of its subject matter and will resonate with readers of various ages and eras.

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Summary
The story is set in pre-revolutionary France and is set in provincial French society. It revolves around the central character, Gabrielle de Bergerac, an attractive but physically disabled woman.
Mademoiselle Gabrielle is depicted with her limp and slightly deformed appearance, which places her at a distinct disadvantage in the superficial society of her time. Despite her physical disabilities, she has a lively spirit, intelligence, and fascinating personality.
The story explores her relationships, especially with her cousin M. de Treuil and the young M. Coquelin. Although M. de Treuil is smitten with Gabrielle, he is hesitant to marry her due to her physical disability and the social backlash he might face from her, but M. Coquelin overcomes Gabrielle's physical limitations to reveal her inner self. Recognize the beauty and elegance of

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CONTENTS

PART I. My good old friend, in his white flannel dressing-gown
PART II. I remember distinctly the incidents of that summer at Bergerac
PART III. A week after this memorable visit to Fossy