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Mathilda by Mary Shelley · Booklabria

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Mathilda

RomanceFathers and daughters

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First published: 1959
Editions: 223 in 6 languages

Synopsis

Relatando la historia desde su lecho de muerte, Matilda cuenta la historia de la confesión de su padre sobre el amor incestuoso que sentía hacia ella, seguido por su suicidio mediante ahogamiento; su relación con un talentoso poeta joven llamado Woodville fracasa ante el objetivo de remendar las emociones de Matilda o prevenir su muerte solitaria.

Subjects: Romance
Fathers and daughters
Women authors
Guilt
Incest

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223 in 6 languages

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English190 Spanish13 Italian6 French5 All 6 languages

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