Les Misérables: resumen de Book 1: Waterloo, Chapter 2

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1. A traveler enters Hougomont’s courtyard, where ordinary farm life surrounds buildings scarred by French assaults and English resistance.
2. The ruined château and chapel preserve signs of close fighting, fire, and slaughter.
3. A disused well contains three hundred bodies, while legend claims that voices sound after their burial.
4. Guillaume van Kylsom’s granddaughter recalls fleeing into the woods as a small child.
5. The garden and orchard reveal further killing, including six trapped infantrymen and French attacks against concealed English defenses.
6. The narrator lists Hougomont’s losses and ends with a peasant offering to explain Waterloo for three francs.

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