Forargelsens HUS (clochemerle)

The book is bound in hardcover with a patterned cover, showing moderate wear consistent with age. The spine is intact, but the title page has a significant tear. There is no dust jacket present. The binding is slightly loose, indicating some age-related wear, but the pages remain secure. Overall, the book is in fair condition for its age.

"Forargelsens Hus (Clochemerle)" by Gabriel Chevallier is a Danish edition published by Carit Andersens in 1944. This is the third printing of the book, translated by Karen Nyrop Christensen, with cover art by Frede Christoffersen. Chevallier is renowned for his satirical depiction of French village life, and this work exemplifies his sharp wit and keen observations. This edition is notable for its unique cover design and its mid-20th-century publication date, making it a collectible item for enthusiasts of European literature. The book is in hardcover format with a distinct patterned cover, though it lacks a dust jacket. Despite some signs of wear and a torn title page, it remains a fascinating piece for collectors interested in satirical narratives and historical publications.