All without exception we have our breathable beings. If we are missing, we lack the air and drown.
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In "Les Miserables," Victor Hugo emphasizes the fundamental nature of existence and the importance of breathing. He conveys that life is essential and intertwined with the act of breathing, suggesting that without air, life cannot be sustained. This idea reflects how vital our physical presence is and how closely it relates to our very survival.
The quote also speaks to the interconnectedness of all human beings. By asserting that everyone, without...
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