Victor Hugo about impossible (“Les Misérables”, 1862) - Marius had already seen too much of life not to know that nothing is more imminent than the impossible, and that what it is always necessary to foresee is the unforeseen.
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“ Marius had already seen too much of life not to know that nothing is more imminent than the impossible, and that what it is always necessary to foresee is the unforeseen. ”
 Victor Hugo, Les Misérables (1862). copy citation

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Translation by Isabel F. Hapgood in 1887
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Victor Hugo about impossible (“Les Misérables”, 1862) - Marius had already seen too much of life not to know that nothing is more imminent than the impossible, and that what it is always necessary to foresee is the unforeseen.
Victor Hugo about impossible (“Les Misérables”, 1862) - Marius had already seen too much of life not to know that nothing is more imminent than the impossible, and that what it is always necessary to foresee is the unforeseen.