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Days in France.

Deiss mainly shows the author's dissatisfaction with the Catholic Church. Baffo Nice, the son of a noble, converted to Christianity and lived in seclusion in the desert near the Nile for 10 years. One day, it suddenly occurred to him that he had seen a beautiful and dissolute actress Deiss in the Alexandria Theatre, and he was determined to save her from the abyss of sin. He walked from the desert to Alexandria and persuaded Deiss to burn all her property and enter a monastery when she was depressed and empty because of wasting her life. However, when Baffo Nice returned to the desert, he was restless and could not get rid of the image of Days. He finally had to admit that he was in love with her. Knowing that Diana was very sorry when she was dying, he rushed to her bedside and admitted that he had deceived her with God and heaven. He is just a poor madman.