La forêt, ou l'abbaye de Saint-Clair (tome 2/3) by Ann Ward Radcliffe

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La forêt, ou l’abbaye de Saint-Clair (tome 2/3) by Ann Ward Radcliffe is a Gothic novel likely written in the early 19th century. The story revolves around the character Adeline, who finds herself in a complex and dark narrative filled with mystery, emotional turmoil, and the perils of her situation, especially with regard to her father and the advances of the marquis. At the start of the novel, Adeline is introduced in a state of distress and vulnerability, haunted by dreams and fears for her safety. As she waits anxiously for the return of her confidant Theodore, the atmosphere becomes increasingly charged with tension when the marquis arrives at the abbey and takes an interest in her. Adeline struggles with her emotions and the impending threats from her father while discovering the remnants of the abbey’s dark past, including a mysterious manuscript that hints at a tragic history tied to her surroundings. Her internal conflict and the sense of danger set the stage for a narrative that promises more revelations and perilous encounters as her story unfolds. (This is an automatically generated summary.)