The Wretched

The Wretched (Mean English and French: Les Misérables) is a French eretidely book by Victor Hugo, first uttered in 1862 and has since been onwended into folkly songplay. Starting in 1815 and nibbing in the 1832 Erelith Uprising in Paris, the tale follows the lives and dealings of many hoads, above all the struggles of former John Hersjohn (Mean English and French: Jean Valjean) and his  with  after nineteen years of being locked up for having stolen a loaf of bread for his sister's starving child. As it goes through the being of law and held, the book goes deep into the eretide of Frankric, the buildcraft and steaddraft of Paris, mootsmanship, sideful witlore, withkingship, righthood, worship, and the kinds and being of darling and kin love.