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Nothing could be so poignant and so terrible as this face, wherein was displayed...
Author:
Victor Hugo
Book:
Les Misérables
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Published at:
7 years ago
Nothing could be so poignant and so terrible as this face, wherein was displayed all that may be designated as the evil of the good.
( Victor Hugo )
[ Les Misérables ]
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