Brem︠i︡a strasteĭ chelovecheskikh
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by William Somerset Maugham
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From a tormented orphan with a clubfoot, Philip Carey grows into an impressionable young man with a voracious appetite for adventure and knowledge. His cravings take him to Paris at age eighteen to try his hand at art, then back to London to study medicine. But even so, nothing can sate his nagging hunger for experience. Then he falls obsessively in love, embarking on a disastrous relationship with a waitress that will change his life forever.
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Of Human Bondage: Original and Unabridged
2014-08-22, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
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Brem︠i︡a strasteĭ chelovecheskikh: roman
2010, Izd-vo AST, Astrelʹ
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Of Human Bondage
1999, Modern Library
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Of Human Bondage (Bantam Classics)
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Translation of: Of human bondage.
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Of Human Bondage is a moving exploration of loneliness, obsessive love, and a young man's search for meaning and direction in life. Written in the third person, it tells the story of Philip Carey, a self-conscious orphan with a club-foot who learns medicine. Not only is this a significant work in the Bildungsroman tradition, but its largely autobiographical basis gives it a special interest in view of the exceptional public success that Somerset Maugham was to enjoy over several decades.
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