The Letters of Victor Hugo : From Exile, And After the Fall of the Empire
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It is a delight to me to think that I am in Paris now, and con- nected with a success of Alexandre Dumas. I am told that the success is great and the work profound. They resemble my friendship for you.
Dear comrade in action, great and glorious colleague, I embrace you.
XII.
To Mme. db Gibabdin-.
Marine Terrace, ith January, 1855.
The year 1855 has had a daybreak for us, — your letter. It came full of radiance, like the dawn, and, like the dawn, with some tears. In reading it I seemed to see yo...ur beautiful tranquil face which resembles hope.
AU Marine Terrace was illumined for a moment as by a flash of joy. . . .
/ am in no hurry, for I am much more concerned with the morrow than with to-day. The morrow should be formidable, destructive, reparative, and always just.
That is the ideal. Will it be attained ? All that God does is good ; but when He works through man, the TO MME. DE GIKARDIN. 127 tool sometimes goes wrong and plays tricks in spite o£ the workman. Let us hope, however, and prepare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a delight to me to think that I am in Paris now, and con- nected with a success of Alexandre Dumas. I am told that the success is great and the work profound. They resemble my friendship for you.
Dear comrade in action, great and glorious colleague, I embrace you.
XII.
To Mme. db Gibabdin-.
Marine Terrace, ith January, 1855.
The year 1855 has had a daybreak for us, — your letter. It came full of radiance, like the dawn, and, like the dawn, with some tears. In reading it I seemed to see yo...ur beautiful tranquil face which resembles hope.
AU Marine Terrace was illumined for a moment as by a flash of joy. . . .
/ am in no hurry, for I am much more concerned with the morrow than with to-day. The morrow should be formidable, destructive, reparative, and always just.
That is the ideal. Will it be attained ? All that God does is good ; but when He works through man, the TO MME. DE GIKARDIN. 127 tool sometimes goes wrong and plays tricks in spite o£ the workman. Let us hope, however, and prepare.
What to read after The Letters of Victor Hugo : From Exile, And After the Fall of the Empire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugo, Victor, 1802-1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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