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Second Harvest ( French: Regain) is a 1930 novel by the French writer Jean Giono. The narrative is set in a nearly abandoned village, where the last heir succeeds to find love in a woman who saves him from a river. The book was published in English in 1939 as Harvest, in 1967 as Regain and in 1999 as Second Harvest.
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- Jean Giono
- 1930
- Éditions Grasset
Jonathan. 208 reviews 62 followers. November 10, 2019. Second Harvest centres around Panturle who lives in a small Provençal village, Aubignane; a village that is on the decline and near to extinction as it only has three inhabitants.
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1 de ene. de 1999 · When Mameche, the widow, disappears, Panturle grows nearly wild in his solitude. As he's on the edge of deep despair, a woman, Arsule, happens along. Arsule's story being a sad one, she happily leaves the man she's traveling with, who works her like an animal, and moves in with Panturle.
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Jean Giono: Regain (Harvest; later: Second Harvest) One of the great joys in reading the novels of Giono are his wonderful set pieces, with colourful descriptions and his lively accounts. I have not read him in English but in French, this is aided by his use of archaic and regional words and phrases, not too many to put you off, but enough to ...
BUY THIS BOOK. Second Harvest. Jean Giono. Harvill Press, $13 (112pp) ISBN 978-1-86046-266-5. First published in France in 1930, Giono's lush tale of love and loss is being reissued in a new...
Second Harvest (francés: Regain) es una novela de 1930 del escritor francés Jean Giono. La narración se desarrolla en un pueblo casi abandonado, donde el último heredero logra encontrar el amor en una mujer que lo salva de un río.
El libro fue publicado en inglés en 1939 como Harvest, en 1967 como Regain y en 1999 como Second Harvest. [1] [2] Fue la base de la película Harvest de 1937 dirigida por Marcel Pagnol.
