Trędowata

Summary

Stefcia Rudecka, a poor and gentle girl taken in at a country mansion, falls in love with Waldemar Michorowski, a rich and proud magnate. His family and his class treat her as unfit for him, a 'leper' of the social order, and the love ends in tragedy. Mniszkówna's 1909 novel was the best-selling romance of its day in Poland. This book uses the racial and other slurs of its period as written; the Book Guide explains these words where they occur.

Written by Claude Sonnet 5.5, an AI assistant, from the text of the book.

Chapters (74)

1. 1. Tom I — I
2. 2. Tom I — II
3. 3. Tom I — III
4. 4. Tom I — IV
5. 5. Tom I — V
6. 6. Tom I — VI
7. 7. Tom I — VII
8. 8. Tom I — VIII
9. 9. Tom I — IX
10. 10. Tom I — X
11. 11. Tom I — XI
12. 12. Tom I — XII
13. 13. Tom I — XIII
14. 14. Tom I — XIV
15. 15. Tom I — XV
16. 16. Tom I — XVI
17. 17. Tom I — XVII
18. 18. Tom I — XVIII
19. 19. Tom I — XIX
20. 20. Tom I — XX
21. 21. Tom I — XXI
22. 22. Tom I — XXII
23. 23. Tom I — XXIII
24. 24. Tom I — XXIV
25. 25. Tom I — XXV
26. 26. Tom I — XXVI
27. 27. Tom I — XXVII
28. 28. Tom I — XXVIII
29. 29. Tom I — XXIX
30. 30. Tom I — XXX
31. 31. Tom I — XXXI
32. 32. Tom I — XXXII
33. 33. Tom I — XXXIII
34. 34. Tom I — XXXIV
35. 35. Tom I — XXXV
36. 36. Tom I — XXXVI
37. 37. Tom I — XXXVII
38. 38. Tom I — XXXVIII
39. 39. Tom I — XXXIX
40. 40. Tom I — XL
41. 41. Tom II — I
42. 42. Tom II — II
43. 43. Tom II — III
44. 44. Tom II — IV
45. 45. Tom II — V
46. 46. Tom II — VI
47. 47. Tom II — VII
48. 48. Tom II — VIII
49. 49. Tom II — IX
50. 50. Tom II — X

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