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Henry James

Category Classic Fiction
Pages 671 Pages
Edition 1
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English

ISBN 9789815202823

Rs. 720

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The Portrait of A Lady

The Portrait of A Lady

“If one is strong, one loves the more strongly.” Set in 19th century, Isabel Archer is a spirited, intelligent and independent young American woman who inherits a fortune and embarks on a journey to Europe. She always believed she’d live life on her own terms and ‘affront her destiny.’ However, during her travel, she realizes that an enduring relationship and a woman’s sense of self don’t go hand in hand. She had various encounters with suitors and manipulative individuals, including the enigmatic and cunning Gilbert Osmond, which challenged her idealistic notions. Isabel, though, stood fast on her beliefs and always chose herself first. Through Isabel’s story we are compelled to wonder, should love to be this complicated? And more importantly, why are women, who are layered and complexed individuals, reduced to such singular roles? The Portrait of a Lady is a deeply moving, romantic and sensitive story reflecting complex human emotions which will resonate with all readers alike.

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ISBN 9789815202823
Pages 671 Pages
Edition 1
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English
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SKU 2010000339169

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