Victor Hugo Quotes

A Certain Amount Of Tempest Is Always Mingled With A Battle. Quid Obscurum, Quid Divinum. Each Historian Traces, To Some Extent, The Particular Feature Which Pleases Him Amid This Pell-mell.

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