Trędowata
By Helena Mniszkówna
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.
Summary written with Claude Sonnet 5.5.
Table of contents
- 1: Tom I — I
- 2: Tom I — II
- 3: Tom I — III
- 4: Tom I — IV
- 5: Tom I — V
- 6: Tom I — VI
- 7: Tom I — VII
- 8: Tom I — VIII
- 9: Tom I — IX
- 10: Tom I — X
- 11: Tom I — XI
- 12: Tom I — XII
- 13: Tom I — XIII
- 14: Tom I — XIV
- 15: Tom I — XV
- 16: Tom I — XVI
- 17: Tom I — XVII
- 18: Tom I — XVIII
- 19: Tom I — XIX
- 20: Tom I — XX
- 21: Tom I — XXI
- 22: Tom I — XXII
- 23: Tom I — XXIII
- 24: Tom I — XXIV
- 25: Tom I — XXV
- 26: Tom I — XXVI
- 27: Tom I — XXVII
- 28: Tom I — XXVIII
- 29: Tom I — XXIX
- 30: Tom I — XXX
- 31: Tom I — XXXI
- 32: Tom I — XXXII
- 33: Tom I — XXXIII
- 34: Tom I — XXXIV
- 35: Tom I — XXXV
- 36: Tom I — XXXVI
- 37: Tom I — XXXVII
- 38: Tom I — XXXVIII
- 39: Tom I — XXXIX
- 40: Tom I — XL
- 41: Tom II — I
- 42: Tom II — II
- 43: Tom II — III
- 44: Tom II — IV
- 45: Tom II — V
- 46: Tom II — VI
- 47: Tom II — VII
- 48: Tom II — VIII
- 49: Tom II — IX
- 50: Tom II — X
- 51: Tom II — XI
- 52: Tom II — XII
- 53: Tom II — XIII
- 54: Tom II — XIV
- 55: Tom II — XV
- 56: Tom II — XVI
- 57: Tom II — XVII
- 58: Tom II — XVIII
- 59: Tom II — XIX
- 60: Tom II — XX
- 61: Tom II — XXI
- 62: Tom II — XXII
- 63: Tom II — XXIII
- 64: Tom II — XXIV
- 65: Tom II — XXV
- 66: Tom II — XXVI
- 67: Tom II — XXVII
- 68: Tom II — XXVIII
- 69: Tom II — XXIX
- 70: Tom II — XXX
- 71: Tom II — XXXI
- 72: Tom II — XXXII
- 73: Tom II — XXXIII
- 74: Tom II — XXXIV