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Othmar
Ouida
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Belletristik / Hauptwerk vor 1945
Beschreibung
Ouida's novel 'Othmar' follows the story of a young man who finds himself torn between love and duty in a richly detailed and emotional narrative. The book is written in a lush and evocative style, characteristic of Ouida's romantic and melodramatic works of the late 19th century. Set against a backdrop of aristocratic society and political intrigue, 'Othmar' explores themes of passion, sacrifice, and the constraints of societal expectations. Ouida's vivid descriptions and engaging storytelling make this novel a compelling read for fans of historical romance and drama. Ouida, a pseudonym for Marie Louise de la Ramée, was a popular British novelist known for her extravagant lifestyle and unconventional beliefs. Her own experiences with love and heartbreak likely influenced the emotional depth and complexity of 'Othmar'. Ouida's distinctive voice and unique perspective shine through in this captivating novel, showcasing her talent for weaving gripping narratives that resonate with readers. For fans of historical romance and literary fiction, 'Othmar' is a must-read that offers a glimpse into the lavish world of 19th-century Europe while exploring timeless themes of love and loyalty in a captivating manner.
Kundenbewertungen
19th-century Vienna, Psychological depth, Romantic drama, Dramatic relationships, Marriage dynamics, Social class themes, Character exploration, Emotional turmoil, Beauty and jealousy, European literature