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The Three Cities Trilogy

BOOK II
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A tall young fellow stopped to shake hands with him; and Pierre was surprised to recognise Baron Duvillard's son Hyacinthe, who bowed to him in very correct style.

"What! you here in our old quarter," exclaimed Francois.
"My dear fellow, I'm going to Jonas's, over yonder, behind the Observatory.

Don't you know Jonas?
Ah! my dear fellow, he's a delightful sculptor, who has succeeded in doing away with matter almost entirely.

He has carved a figure of Woman, no bigger than the finger, and entirely soul, free from all baseness of form, and yet complete.

All Woman, indeed, in her essential symbolism! Ah! it's grand, it's overpowering.


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