The Memoirs of Victor Hugo by Victor Hugo
page 84 of 398 (21%)
page 84 of 398 (21%)
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LOVE IN PRISON. LOVE IN PRISON. I. BESIDES misdeeds, robberies, the division of spoils after an ambuscade, and the twilight exploitation of the barriers of Paris, footpads, burglars, and gaol-birds generally have another industry: they have ideal loves. This requires explanation. The trade in negro slaves moves us, and with good reason; we examine this social sore, and we do well. But let us also learn to lay bare another ulcer, which is more |
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