Les Miserables

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882 Les Miserables CHAPTER VI THE ABSOLUTE GOODNESS OF PRAYER With regard to the modes of prayer, all are good, provid- ed that ...

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884 Les Miserables In short, no way is open to the thought by a philosophy which makes all end in the monosyllable, No. To No th ...

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886 Les Miserables CHAPTER VII PRECAUTIONS TO BE OBSERVED IN BLAME History and philosophy have eternal duties, which are, at the ...

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888 Les Miserables CHAPTER VIII FAITH, LAW A few words more. We blame the church when she is saturated with in- trigues, we desp ...

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890 Les Miserables mortals whose morality consists in enjoyment, and who are busied with the brief and misshapen things of matte ...

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892 Les Miserables BOOK EIGHTH.— CEMETERIES TAKE THAT WHICH IS COMMITTED THEM ...

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894 Les Miserables Before he shut his eyes, Jean Valjean said: ‘I must remain here henceforth.’ This remark trotted through Fauc ...

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896 Les Miserables shall I save him? Just the same.’ But what a problem it was to manage to have him re- main in the convent! Fa ...

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898 Les Miserables ‘In the first place,’ said Fauchelevent, ‘you will begin by not setting foot outside of this chamber, either ...

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900 Les Miserables ‘To get out!’ ‘Yes, Monsieur Madeleine. In order to return here it is first necessary to get out.’ And after ...