Eugenie Grandet｜欧也妮・葛朗台
原著作者｜奥诺雷・德・巴尔扎克 In the early nineteenth century, in central France, there was a small town called Saumur It was not prosperous, but it produced wine And it also produced a certain kind of people, those who believed only in money for their entire lives Monsieur Grandet was the most successful among them He made his fortune by speculating on land during the Revolution By hoarding grain and exploiting tenant farmers, slowly locking his wealth into cellars and iron chests He lived in the oldest and coldest house in town, eating the simplest food Yet everyone privately called him the richest man…
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