as long as we are in the Marais, i should mention la maison de Victor Hugo. his name always brings out phantasmagoric memories of Quasimodo and the Th
Michele Roohani
“Life is short, art is long, opportunity fleeting, experiment treacherous, judgment difficult.”
Victor Hugo’s Les Miserable (1862) contains one of the longest sentences in French language. The author crafted a barely readable 823 words before finally hitting the breathless reader with a full stop…
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