Other editions of book Le comte de Monte-Cristo Tome1

En 1815, Edmond Dantès, jeune officier de marine, rentre à Marseille, à bord du Pharaon, navire dont il a pris le commandement. Promu capitaine par l'armateur Morrel, il va se fiancer à la belle Mercédès. Son bonheur suscite la jalousie de Danglars, employé de Morrel, et de Fernand, épris de Mercédès. Sachant que Dantès a dû faire escale à l'île d'Elbe, ces derniers l'accusent de fomenter un complot bonapartiste. Il est arrêté le jour de ses fiançailles.

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Ce livre est parfaitement mis en page pour une lecture sur Kindle, LE COMTE DE MONTE-CRISTO (Edition Intégrale - Version Entièrement Illustrée) - Alexandre DumasLe Comte de Monte-Cristo est le roman le plus célèbre d'Alexandre Dumas. Connu et adapté dans le monde entier, on peut dire qu'il connaît toujours le même succès de nos jours et qu'il traverse toutes les générations comme il a déjà traversé toutes les frontières. Descriptif : Au Panthéon des marins naufragés, Edmond Dantès occupe sans conteste une place à part. Victime d'une dénonciation calomnieuse alors qu'il allait épouser la belle Mercédès, le malheureux – à l'aube de sa vie – est enfermé pour 14 ans dans un sinistre cachot du château d'If en rade de Marseille. Son salut viendra de l'abbé Faria, un autre prisonnier avec lequel il entretient une amitié clandestine des années durant. Celui-ci lui transmet sa vaste culture et à sa mort, un trésor caché.Extrait : Alors une lumière fulgurante traversa le cerveau du prisonnier, tout ce qui lui était demeuré obscur fut à l’instant même éclairé d’un jour éclatant. Ces tergiversations de Villefort pendant l’interrogatoire, cette lettre détruite, ce serment exigé, cette voix presque suppliante du magistrat qui, au lieu de menacer, semblait implorer, tout lui revint à la mémoire ; il jeta un cri, chancela un instant comme un homme ivre ; puis, s’élançant par l’ouverture qui conduisait de la cellule de l’abbé à la sienne.