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Victor HugoВиктор Гюго

1 passage and 4 weekly readingsотрывков: 1, недельных чтений: 4

Each date opens its day beside the list, with these passages marked.Каждая дата открывает свой день рядом со списком, где отрывки этого автора отмечены.

  1. Poor PeopleБедные люди

  2. The UnbelieverНеверующий

  3. The Runaway. The Power of ChildhoodБеглец. Сила детства

  4. Bishop MyrielЕпископ Мириель

  5. 8. Социальная задача не знает границ.

    Виктор Гюго.

    8. The social problem knows no bounds.

    Victor Hugo.

    From Letter to M. Daëlli, publisher of the Italian translation of Les Misérables · close to the original .
    Original · French
    Les problèmes sociaux dépassent les frontières. Les plaies du genre humain, ces larges plaies qui couvrent le globe, ne s'arrêtent point aux lignes bleues ou rouges tracées sur la mappemonde.
    Source text: fr.wikisource.org
    In English · Isabel F. Hapgood, 1887
    Social problems overstep frontiers. The sores of the human race, those great sores which cover the globe, do not halt at the red or blue lines traced upon the map.
    Source text: gutenberg.org
    Details

    The words shown were found, word for word, in the saved source text. Letter to M. Daëlli, publisher of the Italian translation of Les Misérables (Hauteville House, 18 October 1862), Printed at the end of Les Misérables (Imprimerie nationale edition, 1909, Cinquième partie, pp. 295–297); Hapgood's translation, 'Letter to M. Daelli'.

    Hugo's sentence 'social problems go beyond frontiers', made singular ('the social problem knows no borders'). The letter explains why Les Misérables was written for every nation.