On March 16, 1831, V. Hugo’s novel “Notre Dame de Paris” was published. The writer desperately did not want to finish the manuscript. The July Revolution, which was taking place right outside the author’s window in an apartment on the Place des Vosges, greatly distracted him. “He locked his room so as not to succumb to the temptation to go outside, and entered his novel as if into a prison...”, recalled his wife Readers who knew about the story of the gypsy street dancer Esmeralda, Quasimodo in love with her, the bell ringer of Notre Dame Cathedral, the priest Frollo and Captain Phoebus de Chateaupert, wanted to see that quaint medieval Paris, the symbol of which was Notre Dame Cathedral. But this city no longer existed. The cathedral has been abandoned for many years. Only a few years after the book was published, Quasimodo saved the Cathedral and the government decided to begin the restoration of the main symbol of medieval Paris. The publishing layout of the book was saved in a4-pdf format.