Человек, который смеется

Deĭstvie romana Viktora Gi͡ugo "Chelovek, kotoryĭ smeetsi͡a" proiskhodit v Anglii kont͡sa XVII - nachala XVIII vekov. Guinplen - lord po rozhdenii͡u, v detstve byl prodan banditam-komprachikosam, sdelavshim iz rebenka i͡armarochnogo shuta, vyrezav na ego lit͡se masku "vechnogo smekha" (pri dvorakh evropeĭskoĭ znati togo vremeni sushchestvovala moda na kalek i urodov, zabavli͡avshikh khozi͡aev i gosteĭ, dei͡atelʹnostʹ komprachikosov inogda dazhe pooshchri͡alasʹ). Romanticheskai͡a istorii͡a, sot͡sialʹnai͡a tragedii͡a, prikli͡uchenii͡a i neozhidannye povoroty si͡uzheta - v odnom iz shedevrov frant͡suzskoĭ literatury. Izurodovannyĭ banditami v detstve, geroĭ stanovitsi͡a shutom i brodi͡agoĭ, no, vopreki vsem ispytanii͡am, sokhrani͡aet li͡ubovʹ i blagorodstvo. Novai͡a serii͡a klassiki dli͡a poklonnikov "Magistralʹ. Glavnyĭ trend" v tverdoĭ oblozhke. Bezuprechnostʹ stili͡a, lakonichnostʹ, taktilʹnye materialy, t͡svetnye forzat͡sy, risunok na obreze.

Victor Hugo's novel "The Man Who Laughs" takes place in England in the late 17th and early 18th centuries. Gwynplaine was a lord by birth, and as a child he was sold to the komprachikos bandits, who made a fairground jester out of a child, carving a mask of "eternal laughter" on his face (in the courts of the European nobility of that time, there was a fashion for cripples and freaks who amused the hosts and guests, the activity of the Komprachikos was sometimes even encouraged). Romantic story, social tragedy, adventures and unexpected plot twists are in one of the masterpieces of French literature. Disfigured by bandits in childhood, the hero becomes a buffoon and a tramp, but, despite all the trials, retains love and nobility. A new series of classics for fans of "Highway. The main trend" in hardcover. Impeccable style, conciseness, tactile materials, colored flyleafs, edged pattern.