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Death always brings with it a kind of stupefaction, so difficult is it for the...
Author:
Gustave Flaubert
Book:
Madame Bovary
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Death always brings with it a kind of stupefaction, so difficult is it for the human mind to realize and resign itself to the blank and utter nothingness.
( Gustave Flaubert )
[ Madame Bovary ]
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