Volume III, Book 1
'Paris Studied in Its Atom' - Hugo's celebrated essay on the gamin.
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From Les Misérables by Victor Hugo
The irrepressible gamin Gavroche embodies the spirit of Paris; his death collecting cartridges under fire is one of the novel's most famous scenes.
Volume IV, Book 6, Chapter 2
Gavroche sheltering his unknown brothers in the elephant of the Bastille.
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Gavroche killed singing under enemy fire while gathering cartridges.
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