It tells the story of a widowed man who alone raises three children. Feeling sorry, his father-in-law talks with him about a marriage with a rich widowed woman who lives in the next village. So the man personally goes to propose a marriage. But on the way he meets the poor shepherdess who goes that way too. They help and support each other on the way and an intimate affection grew up between them, which at last throws them together regardless of their age and position gap.

It tells the story of a widowed man who alone raises three children. Feeling sorry, his father-in-law talks with him about a marriage with a rich widowed woman who lives in the next village. So the man personally goes to propose a marriage. But on the way he meets the poor shepherdess who goes that way too. They help and support each other on the way and an intimate affection grew up between them, which at last throws them together regardless of their age and position gap.

Amantine (Paris, 1 July 1804 —8 June 1876), best known by her pseudonym George Sand, was a French novelist and memoirist. Her novel Indiana has established her reputation. She is a versatile writer. She wrote 20 memoirs and and more than 100 literary artistic works. Other works include large amounts of letters and articles on politics.