L'Arlésienne

This hardcover edition of "L'Arlésienne" is in fair condition, with visible wear consistent with library usage. The spine and cover show signs of shelf wear, and the absence of a dust jacket is noted. Library stamps from the Denver Public Library are present, indicating its previous status as a circulating copy. The binding remains intact, ensuring the durability of the text block.

"L'Arlésienne" by Alphonse Daudet is a classic work of French drama, first published in the 19th century. This edition, published by Alphonse Lemerre in Paris, reflects the enduring popularity of Daudet's theatrical work. The play, set in three acts and five tableaux, is enriched by the symphonies and choral arrangements of Georges Bizet, adding a musical dimension to its performance. This particular copy, previously part of the Denver Public Library collection, features the library's markings and lacks a dust jacket. Alphonse Daudet, renowned for his vivid storytelling and character development, captures the spirit of Provençal life in this poignant drama. While the exact publication year of this edition is not visible, the book remains a significant piece for collectors and enthusiasts of French literature. The hardcover binding remains sturdy, though the absence of a dust jacket and library markings are notable.