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It was a mystery … whether the solemn, silent man possessed more than human...
Author:
Hermann Hesse
Book:
Gertrude
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It was a mystery … whether the solemn, silent man possessed more than human wisdom and stillness of spirit, or whether his mental powers had deserted him.
( Hermann Hesse )
[ Gertrude ]
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