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The sick man himself had wasted greatly. All the life in him seemed to have taken refuge in the still brilliant eyes.[Le malade avait considérablement maigri. Ses yeux, où la vie semblait s’être réfugiée, étaient restés brillants.]

Source:(Gebbie Publishing Co., ed. 1898), Page 359
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  • Book: Gobseck
  • Writer: Honoré de Balzac
  • Genre: Fiction
  • Published: 1830
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