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The Count of Monte Cristo

Alexandre Dumas

Dantès explains how happiness can blind him, while the count’s final letter asks Morrel and Valentine to wait and hope. Their different moments connect expectation with the costly consequences of the story.

Who it suits

Readers interested in hope, happiness, judgement.

Reading experience

Moderate to demanding; long narrative, revenge, imprisonment and bereavement. This is an Edsverb editorial guide, not a measured reading score.

The edition

Edition
English electronic edition; Project Gutenberg eBook 1184; translator not specified in catalogue; underlying print publisher unspecified; catalogue HTML ISBN
Language
English
ISBN
9798238011844

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Catalogue metadata checked 2026-10-05. Descriptions and reading guidance are original Edsverb editorial text. A related-reading link does not establish that an archive saying occurs in this edition.