Jules Verne Quotes

When I Returned To Partial Life My Face Was Wet With Tears. How Long That State Of Insensibility Had Lasted I Cannot Say. I Had No Means Now Of Taking Account Of Time. Never Was Solitude Equal To This, Never Had Any Living Being Been So Utterly Forsaken.

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