Gustave Droz
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Gustave Droz · English
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CHAPTER II THE SOUL IN AGONY. TO MONSIEUR CLAUDE DE L———— Seminary of P———sur-C———- (Haute-Saone). It affords me unspeakable pleasure to sit down to address you, dear Claude. Must I tell you that I can not think without pious emotion of that life which but yesterday we were leading together at the Jesuits' College. How well I remember our long talks under the great trees, the pious pilgrimages we daily made to the Father Superior's Cal
Gustave Droz
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