
PARIISIN NOTRE-DAME 1482
VICTOR HUGO
SISÄLLYS: - ESIPUHE - ENSIMMÄINEN KIRJA
TOINEN KIRJA
KOLMAS KIRJA
NELJÄS KIRJA
VIIDES KIRJA
KUUDES KIRJA
SEITSEMÄS KIRJA
KAHDEKSAS KIRJA
In the bustling streets of 1482 Paris, the towering spires of Notre‑Dame dominate a city of intrigue and superstition. Within its stone walls, a deaf bell‑ringer named Quasimodo lives a solitary existence, his life intertwined with the cathedral’s rhythm. Meanwhile, a charismatic poet, Pierre Gringoire, wanders the markets, seeking fame and a place to belong.
A mysterious gypsy dancer named Esmeralda captures the attention of everyone she meets, from the devoted priest Claude Frollo to the charming Captain Phoebus. Their desires and fears collide in the grand hall of the cathedral, setting off a chain of events that will test loyalty, love, and the limits of destiny. As the bells toll, the lives of these strangers become inextricably linked, hinting at the dramatic struggles that lie ahead.
Language
fi
Duration
~17 hours (1010K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Apr 19, 2016
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1802–1885
A towering voice of French Romanticism, Victor Hugo combined sweeping imagination with a deep concern for justice and human dignity. His enduring novels The Hunchback of Notre-Dame and Les Misérables made him one of the world’s most beloved writers.
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