Les Miserables

Free eBooks at Planet eBook.com 381 His conscience; that is to say, God. Nevertheless, he deluded himself at first; he had a fee ...

382 Les Miserables situation, but some of the details. He began by recognizing the fact that, critical and extraordinary as was ...

Free eBooks at Planet eBook.com 383 and worthy citizen Monsieur Madeleine would emerge more honored, more peaceful, and more res ...

384 Les Miserables of M. Madeleine, he had nothing more to fear, provided that he did not prevent men from sealing over the head ...

Free eBooks at Planet eBook.com 385 the least: it is Providence which has done it all; it is because it wishes it so to be, evid ...

386 Les Miserables would, he resumed the gloomy dialogue in which it was he who spoke and he who listened, saying that which he ...

Free eBooks at Planet eBook.com 387 ject, hideous crime! For the first time in eight years, the wretched man had just tasted the ...

388 Les Miserables This must be done! He had done nothing if he did not do all this; his whole life was useless; all his peniten ...

Free eBooks at Planet eBook.com 389 various acts, into which there entered such grave thought, would have had no suspicion of wh ...

390 Les Miserables ity of which we were recently speaking, in the midst of the darkness and the lights, a goddess and a giant co ...

Free eBooks at Planet eBook.com 391 bitterly as he remembered that the theft of the forty sous from little Gervais put him in th ...

392 Les Miserables to and fro; midnight sounded first from the parish church, then from the town-hall; he counted the twelve str ...

Free eBooks at Planet eBook.com 393 tle about others? The highest holiness is to think of others; come, let us examine the matte ...

394 Les Miserables the deuce! he has stolen! There is no use in my saying that he has not been guilty of theft, for he has! I re ...

Free eBooks at Planet eBook.com 395 man and sacrifice the innocent, which save an old vagabond who has only a few years to live ...

396 Les Miserables interest of all, not for my own; I am Madeleine, and Mad- eleine I remain. Woe to the man who is Jean Valjean ...

Free eBooks at Planet eBook.com 397 Jean Valjean at the epoch when he passed through D—— in October, 1815, could easily have rec ...

398 Les Miserables the same step. All at once his eye fell on the two silver candlesticks, which shone vaguely on the chimney-pi ...

Free eBooks at Planet eBook.com 399 That is good! Be an honest man yourself; remain Monsieur le Maire; remain honorable and hono ...

400 Les Miserables There was some one; but the person who was there was of those whom the human eye cannot see. He placed the ca ...