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Il écrit avec véhémence Sue, c'est le poète de la bourgeoisie vertueuse et Le banquier et le moraliste jugent les hommes du même point de Ce frère de charité veut rendre inoffensifs ceux qui sont tombés et il les punit par des tor tures morales Vraiment, ou ne pourrait décrire notre époque avec plus de virulence, plus de Lui (rodolphe) est bien la copie exacte de son misérable et vertueux auteur (i). C'est excellent.
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