The Graces, A Classical Allegory, Interspersed With Poetry

In this classic work of German literature, Christoph Martin Wieland tells the story of three sisters who personify the virtues of grace, beauty, and charm. Amidst a series of amusing adventures and mishaps, the sisters learn the true meaning of love and friendship. This edition also includes a collection of Wieland's poetry, which showcases his lyrical style and his affinity for the classics.
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