 ... nightfall, he retired to his apartment. " I drew breath at last," he wrote with his own hand to Mile. Stourdza, who had stayed behind with the Empress, " and my first impulse was to take a book which I always carry with me ; but my intellect was obscured...  The Life and Letters of Madame de Krudener - Página 165por Clarence Ford - 1893 - 322 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
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...always carry with me ; but my intellect was obscured by sombre clouds, and failed to take in the sense of what I read. My ideas were confused, and my heart oppressed. I dropped the book, and thought what a consolation it would be to me at that moment to converse with... | |
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...always carry with me ; but my intellect was obscured by sombre clouds, and failed to take in the sense of what I read. My ideas were confused, and my heart oppressed. I dropped the book, and thought what a consolation it would be to ine at that moment to converse with... | |
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...always carry with me ; but my intellect was obscured by sombre clouds, and failed to take in the sense of what I read. My ideas were confused, and my heart oppressed. I dropped the book, and thought what a consolation it would be to me at that moment to converse with... | |
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