Germana
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101
1918
Spanish
- El Aguinaldo de la Duquesa
- Petición de Matrimonio
- La Boda
- Viaje a Italia
- El Duque
- Cartas de Corfú
- El Nuevo Doméstico
- Los Buenos Tiempos
- Cartas de China y de París
- La Crisis
- La Viuda Chermidy
- La Guerra
- El Puñal
- La Justicia
- Conclusión
París 1853. Germana, una joven mujer noble, está enferma de tuberculosis y consagrada a la muerte. Esta circunstancia se convierte en la base de un acuerdo: ella deberá casarse con el Conde Don Diego y así darle un nombre a su hijo ilegítimo. A cambio, los padres de Germana recibirán una muy buena indemnización. Un largo viaje por Italia a Corfú, junto con su esposo, madre e hijo, bien podrían terminar, si no fuera Madame Chermidy, antigua amante de Don Diego y madre del niño. Ella todavía lo ama y está demasiado impaciente para esperar la desaparición natural de Germana. Así que ella sigue un plan intrigante en el que todos los medios son admisibles para ...
Paris 1853. Germana, a young noblewoman, is ill with tuberculosis and consecrated to death. This circumstance becomes the basis of an agreement: she must marry Count Don Diego and thus give his illegitimate son a name. In return, Germana's parents will receive a very good compensation. A long trip through Italy to Corfu, together with her husband, mother and son, could well end, if it were not for Madame Chermidy, Don Diego's former lover and mother of the child. She still loves him and is too impatient to wait for Germana's natural disappearance. So she follows an intriguing plan in which all means are admissible to... (Summary by Claudia R Barrett)
Paris 1853. Germana, a young noblewoman, is ill with tuberculosis and consecrated to death. This circumstance becomes the basis of an agreement: she must marry Count Don Diego and thus give his illegitimate son a name. In return, Germana's parents will receive a very good compensation. A long trip through Italy to Corfu, together with her husband, mother and son, could well end, if it were not for Madame Chermidy, Don Diego's former lover and mother of the child. She still loves him and is too impatient to wait for Germana's natural disappearance. So she follows an intriguing plan in which all means are admissible to... (Summary by Claudia R Barrett)
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