Sully Prudhomme
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When a woman is truly chaste, she is also incorruptible; I will be less likely to believe in the moral failures of angelic women. (Thursday, October 2, C.E.[1862], p. 51)
Sully Prudhomme [syˈli pʀyˈdɔm] (eigentlich René Armand François Prudhomme; * 16. März 1839 in Paris; † 7. September 1907 in Châtenay-Malabry) war ein französischer Schriftsteller. Er war der erste Nobelpreisträger für Literatur. Sein bekanntestes Gedicht ist Le Vase brisé (1865).
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When a woman is truly chaste, she is also incorruptible; I will be less likely to believe in the moral failures of angelic women. (Thursday, October 2, C.E.[1862], p. 51)
He who knows die, has no longer a master.
And you think she's dead? | No. The day I mourned for her, | I did not distinguish funereal hanging drapes | nor did I see a coffin before his door. From
I think of my young colleagues who don't have the means to have their first poems printed.
It is I, who deceives the breeze | with my pretty heartbeats... | O women!
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