Jules Renard: Rousseau , I read him in my slumber, and I want to suppress in myself all that made me slumber about him.

Rousseau , I read him in my slumber, and I want to suppress in myself all that m — Jules Renard

Rousseau , I read him in my slumber, and I want to suppress in myself all that made me slumber about him.

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