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The Black Tulip Quotes
Misfortune does not conduce to faith in sinful man.
[Le malheur ne rend pas crédule.]
Source:
(ed. Dent & Sons, 1906), Chapter XXVIII. The Song of the Flowers, Page 213
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Book:
The Black Tulip
Writer:
Alexandre Dumas
Genre:
Historical Fiction, Romance
Published:
1850
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