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between physical and maternal love; Numa Roumestan (1881), the antagonism between the northern and the southern character in man and woman; L’ÉvangĂ©liste (1883), filial affection struggling against religious fanaticism; and La Petite Paroisse (1895), the contrarieties of jealousy. In Sapho (1884), underlying the moral issue, there is Daudet’s evaluation of


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between physical and maternal love; Numa Roumestan (1881), the antagonism between the northern and the southern character in man and woman; L’ÉvangĂ©liste (1883), filial affection struggling against religious fanaticism; and La Petite Paroisse (1895), the contrarieties of jealousy. In Sapho (1884), underlying the moral issue, there is Daudet’s evaluation of


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