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Inhalt. Philip, ein Medizinstudent, verliebt sich unsterblich in die Kellnerin Mildred. Sie macht ihn glauben, dass sie ihn auch liebt, und übt einen so starken Einfluss auf ihn aus, dass er trotz der Demütigungen und des Spottes, denen er ausgesetzt ist, immer wieder zu ihr zurückkehrt.
"He was always so entirely there."Originally published in 1915, Of Human Bondage is a potent expression of the power of sexual obsession and of modern man's yearning for freedom. This classic bildungsroman tells the story of Philip Carey, a sensitive boy born with a clubfoot who is orphaned and raised by a religious aunt and uncle ...
Page:Maugham - Of Human Bondage, 1915.djvu/152. This page needs to be proofread. The words seemed to stick funnily in his throat, but he asked them nevertheless. He liked Miss Wilkinson very much now, and was thrilled by her conversation, but he could not imagine anyone making love to her. "What a question!"
"He was always so entirely there."Originally published in 1915, Of Human Bondage is a potent expression of the power of sexual obsession and of modern man's yearning for freedom. This classic bildungsroman tells the story of Philip Carey, a sensitive boy born with a clubfoot who is orphaned and raised by a religious aunt and uncle ...
Of Human Bondage - Softcover. W. Somerset Maugham. 4.14. 56,876 ratings by Goodreads. Softcover. Publisher: Mandarin, 1990. View all copies of this ISBN edition: Synopsis. About this title. About this edition. What Buddhist burst of contemplation led to this great novel written by that "technician," W Somerset Maugham?
New. Expected to ship on or about 05/11/24. Stock No: WW832406. Desperate for love and eager for experience of a wider world, Philip Carey grows up in the oppressive confines of his uncle's vicarage. The sensitive orphan is burdened by a club foot that sets him apart from his schoolmates and heightens his loneliness.
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