The best quotes by Victor Hugo

Novelist and poet, born friday february 26, 1802 in Besançon (France), died friday may 22, 1885 in Paris (France)
You can find this author also in Novels.

The young rich man has a hundred brilliant and unrefined distractions, horse racing, hunting, tobacco, cards, nice lunches and all that; occupations for the lower part of the soul and procure damage to the delicate and higher part. The young pauper fights to get his bread; he eats and once eaten he has nothing but meditation.
Victor Hugo
from the book "" by Victor Hugo
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