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The Seagull
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The Seagull

novel by Caballero
Also known as: “La gaviota”
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  • Fernan Caballero, oil painting by Eduardo Cano de la Pena; in the Provincial Museum, Seville
    Fernán Caballero

    …best-known novel, La gaviota (1849; The Seagull), was an immediate success with the public. No other Spanish book of the 19th century obtained such instant and universal recognition. It describes the career of a fisherman’s daughter who marries a German physician, deserts her husband to become an opera singer, falls…

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    …best-known novel, La gaviota (1849; The Seagull), was an immediate success with the public. No other Spanish book of the 19th century obtained such instant and universal recognition. It describes the career of a fisherman’s daughter who marries a German physician, deserts her husband to become an opera singer, falls…

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