Ган Исландец

Blagorodnyĭ Ordener Gulʹdenlʹi͡u, syn vit͡se-koroli͡a Norvegii, vli͡ubli͡aetsi͡a v ocharovatelʹnui͡u Ėtelʹ - dochʹ opalʹnogo ministra. Chtoby spasti li͡ubimui͡u ot neminuemoĭ kazni, Ordener reshaet naĭti sekretnye dokumenty, opravdyvai͡ushchie chestnoe imi͡a ee ott͡sa. Otvazhnomu i͡unoshe predstoit prodelatʹ dolgiĭ putʹ, preodoletʹ mrachnye kreposti i surovye ti͡urʹmy, povstrechatʹsi͡a s kovarnymi zagovorshchikami i blagorodnymi buntovshchikami i, nakonet͡s, stolknutʹsi͡a s vladelʹt͡sem bumag - nastoi͡ashchim chudovishchem v chelovecheskom oblichʹe, izvestnym pod imenem Gan Islandet͡s. . "Gan Islandet͡s" - rannee proizvedenie Viktora Gi͡ugo: prikli͡uchencheskiĭ roman s ėlementami romantiki, raskryvai͡ushchiĭ vechnye temy li͡ubvi, chesti i borʹby za spravedlivostʹ. - Viktor Gi͡ugo (1802-1885) - velikiĭ frant͡suzskiĭ pisatelʹ, klassik mirovoĭ literatury, avtor takikh shedevrov, kak "Sobor Parizhskoĭ Bogomateri", "Otverzhennye", "Chelovek, kotoryĭ smeetsi͡a". Ego proizvedenii͡a otlichai͡utsi͡a glubinoĭ mysli, i͡arkimi obrazami i dramatizmom si͡uzhetov. - V t͡sentre povestvovanii͡a - blagorodnyĭ Ordener Gulʹdenlʹi͡u, syn vit͡se‑koroli͡a Norvegii. Radi spasenii͡a vozli͡ublennoĭ, Ėtelʹ, on otpravli͡aetsi͡a v opasnoe puteshestvie: emu predstoit preodoletʹ mnozhestvo ispytaniĭ, stolknutʹsi͡a s kovarstvom i predatelʹstvom, a takzhe vstretitʹsi͡a lit͡som k lit͡su s zagadochnym i pugai͡ushchim Ganom Islandt͡sem. - Roman pogruzhaet v atmosferu srednevekovoĭ Evropy s ee mrachnymi zamkami, zagovorami i borʹboĭ za pravdu. Istorii͡a Ordenera pokazyvaet, na chto gotov poĭti chelovek radi li͡ubvi i spravedlivosti. - Izdanie v tverdoĭ oblozhke, voshedshee v serii͡u "Zarubezhnai͡a klassika" - kollekt͡sii͡u vydai͡ushchikhsi͡a proizvedeniĭ mirovoĭ literatury v uznavaemom ėlegantnom oformlenii. Perevod s frant͡suzskogo vypolnen Annoĭ Aleksandrovnoĭ Sokolovoĭ (Isakovoĭ).

Noble Ordener Gulden, the son of the Viceroy of Norway, falls in love with the charming Ethel, the daughter of a disgraced minister. To save his beloved from imminent execution, the Order decides to find secret documents justifying the honest name of her father. The brave young man has to travel a long way, overcome gloomy fortresses and harsh prisons, meet with insidious conspirators and noble rebels, and finally encounter the owner of the papers — a real monster in human form, known as Gun the Icelander. . "Gan the Icelander" is an early work by Victor Hugo: an adventure novel with elements of romance, revealing eternal themes of love, honor and the struggle for justice. Victor Hugo (1802-1885) was a great French writer, a classic of world literature, the author of such masterpieces as Notre Dame de Paris, Les Miserables, and The Man Who Laughs. His works are distinguished by the depth of thought, vivid images and dramatic plots. – In the center of the story is the noble Ordener Gulden, the son of the Viceroy of Norway. In order to save his beloved, Ethel, he embarks on a dangerous journey.: he will have to overcome many challenges, face treachery and betrayal, and also come face to face with the mysterious and frightening Gan Icelander. – The novel immerses in the atmosphere of medieval Europe with its gloomy castles, conspiracies and the struggle for the truth. The history of the Order shows what a man is willing to do for the sake of love and justice. – A hardcover edition included in the "Foreign Classics" series, a collection of outstanding works of world literature in a recognizable and elegant design. Translated from French by Anna Alexandrovna Sokolova (Isakova).