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Strait Is the Gate
Strait Is the Gate, published in 1909, is a French novel or novella by André Gide. Its central relationship follows the narrator Jérôme and his cousin Alissa, whose religious scruples and ideal of self-denial complicate their love. The work examines Protestant morality, asceticism, and the conflict...
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