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“If there is a fruit that can be eaten raw, it is beauty.”

Quote by Alphonse Karr

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Alphonse Karr, born on November 24, 1808, was a prominent French journalist. His career spanned the 19th century, and he was known for his sharp pen and insightful observations. Karr's work covered a wide range of topics, including politics, society, and literature, and had a profound impact on French society. more

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