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Having fought all men' war but yet his final battle was with conscience

..about to give up, but this is the Revolt part, downtown Paris' arrondissements

"For in the sacred shadows there lies latent light" M. LeBlanc escaped the more. He never quitted. Vol. 5: St. Denis

"It is the only bird which bears up its own cage" Marius the wretched

Pere-Lachaise is a 19 century equivalent of San Diego cemetary when Vaugirard hinted at poverty. Se répètes

..depiction of convent and its surrounding breath of life, that has taken me to recall Eco's exhaustive work

Paradoxical line, style of writing unmistakably recognized from today' writer either picked-up or copied. I envy people (person) who have found this shiny gem earlier than me while sparingly admiring author like Woody Allen

As Hugo took sides with his reader (me) for the wretched, miserable, poor creatures; he slowly betrayed me by not letting fortune to ever slip long in their life.

A new part after Fantine: Cossette

This far and glimpses of every marks of civilization encircling French Revolution; Hugo was truly a walking encyclopedia.

The blindness of the bishop shares an echo from the story of Ottoman' blind miniaturist masters

Turning only few pages (the longest novel in history anyway) but some annotations already. Yet these had been merely digression chapters. Enjoying not to cut to the chase.

"The digressions of genius are easily pardoned"