Jules Renard: The arm I would like to reach out to my manuscript is paralyzed. There is nothing that disgusts me more than the sketche

The arm I would like to reach out to my manuscript is paralyzed. There is nothin — Jules Renard

The arm I would like to reach out to my manuscript is paralyzed. There is nothing that disgusts me more than the sketches of my manuscripts. They look like crushed eggs before they were hatched.

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