Horse Fly (Full Color Illustration Edition)

Author: E. F. Fenimore (Ireland)
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: This is a passionate novel, a spiritual epic. Young Arthur, due to his inexperience, reveals the organization's secrets and is slapped by his beloved girlfriend, Joan Má, feeling extremely remorseful. Then, he discovers that he is the illegitimate son of the priest he admires, which leads him into confusion and even despair. He fakes suicide by jumping into the sea and flees to South America. Thirteen years later, upon returning to his homeland, he has become the revolutionary Mugha, a fighter for Italy's freedom. His return means he will never find peace in this life. In the end, for the sake of his ideals, Mugha renounces love and family, as well as the Gypsy girl he deeply loves, Cida, walking to the execution ground with a smile.
This is a passionate novel, a spiritual epic. Young Arthur, due to his inexperience, reveals the organization's secrets and is slapped by his beloved girlfriend, Joan Má, feeling extremely remorseful. Then, he discovers that he is the illegitimate son of the priest he admires, which leads him into confusion and even despair. He fakes suicide by jumping into the sea and flees to South America. Thirteen years later, upon returning to his homeland, he has become the revolutionary Mugha, a fighter for Italy's freedom. His return means he will never find peace in this life. In the end, for the sake of his ideals, Mugha renounces love and family, as well as the Gypsy girl he deeply loves, Cida, walking to the execution ground with a smile.
It is both an inspiring revolutionary book and a refined literary masterpiece, filled with profound artistic appeal in depicting human emotions and nature. In populous China and vast Soviet Union, Mugha has countless admirers across generations. The protagonist, Mugha, is a rebel of the upper class. In his youth, he has experienced several heart-wrenching emotional hardships. He once made great mistakes out of ignorance. The girl he deeply loved inflicted him with severe emotional wounds; the father he respected was a cruel political enemy! Yet he relentlessly pursues truth, abandoning love and life—for the independence and freedom of Italy. Mugha becomes the embodiment of "strength" in the hearts of young people!
The novel revolves around Mugha, his lover Joan Má, and the complex character of Bishop Montanelli. The plot is simple yet full of twists and turns, thrilling and gripping, showcasing the author's passionate emotions and profound artistic prowess.