Prince of Venice - Jean-Côme Noguet

As long as Venice has a rich and ugly prince alive. His life was drowned in luxury, and he himself was terribly glorified. Balls were often held at his palace, as they fought against the savagery of the place. But his soul was tormented by doubts all hour: why shouldn’t someone show up, even richer and more ugly? How not to waste your glory in the eyes of comradeship? How can one become deprived of the incomplete, the only thing in one’s family?

A charming tale with a deep philosophical meaning will encourage you to think about the true values ​​in people's lives.

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