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About works in translation
Works translated from other languages are sometimes written in easily readable language, while scholarly translators aim to reproduce the nuances of an author's diction. The best advice for readers of any translation is to do as the new student does in Chapter 1 of Madame Bovary: "We saw him working conscientiously, looking up every word in the dictionary, and taking the greatest pains."Madame Bovary Essays and Related Content
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- Summary and Analysis of Part One, Chapters I-VI
- Summary and Analysis of Part One, Chapters VII-IX
- Summary and Analysis of Part Two, Chapters I-VI
- Summary and Analysis of Part Two, Chapters VII-XII
- Summary and Analysis of Part Two, Chapters XIII-XV
- Summary and Analysis of Part Three, Chapters I-VI
- Summary and Analysis of Part Three, Chapters VII-XI
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- Test Yourself! - Quiz 1
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