Originally published in 1660, the comic romance of Monsieur Scarron is one of the great classics of French literature. In this charming and entertaining adaptation, Oliver Goldsmith brings the story to life for English readers, introducing them to the colorful characters, witty dialogue, and bawdy humor that have made this book a perennial favorite. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of literature or the art of storytelling.

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