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Sometimes one’s sufferings have been so great that one need never say, ‘I am too happy.’[On a quelquefois assez souffert pour avoir le droit de ne jamais dire : Je suis trop heureux.]

Source:(ed. Dent & Sons, 1906), Chapter XXXIII. Conclusion, Page 248
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  • Book: The Black Tulip
  • Writer: Alexandre Dumas
  • Genre: Historical Fiction, Romance
  • Published: 1850
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