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A genius is a headland into the infinite.
[Un génie est un promontoire dans l’infini.]
Source:
(A. C. McClurg & Co., ed. 1891), Part II, Book II. Shakespeare's Work - The Culminating Points, Chapter V, Page 240
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Book:
William Shakespeare
Writer:
Victor Hugo
Genre:
Essays
Published:
1864
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