Excerpt from Notre Dame de Paris

1. The eyes she closed just because she was afraid, and opened because of curiosity. - Excerpts from Notre Dame de Paris

2. It's all so fast, if it's in the night, as long as the electric light flashes, it will all be clear. - Excerpts from Notre Dame de Paris

3. During the time when he endured great pain, he did not have the idea of ​​dying. This is a strange thing. This is often the case with unfortunate people. - Excerpts from Notre Dame de Paris

4. The sky is white and the river is white. Between the two whites, his eyes are on the left bank of the Seine. The dark, large area gradually disappeared into the field of vision, as if a black arrow had entered the clouds in the sky. - Excerpts from Notre Dame de Paris

5. It seems that there is an invisible hand, and the thing that has long suppressed her tears in her heart is taken away, and she cries. When her tears flowed down, she felt as if her most bitter and painful pain had followed her tears. - Excerpts from Notre Dame de Paris

6. A drop of tears rolled in the eyes, but did not fall, he seemed to try to swallow. - Excerpts from Notre Dame de Paris

7. Extreme pain, like extreme joy, will not last long because it is too violent. The human heart cannot stay at any extreme for a long time. - Excerpts from Notre Dame de Paris

8. Because love grows like a tree, but the roots are buried in our bodies and continue to glow green in the ridiculous heart. - Excerpts from Notre Dame de Paris

9. She saw the thousands of episodes between the stray girl and the nephew, the mime that was seen from a distance and was annotated by his enthusiasm. - Excerpts from Notre Dame de Paris

10. The secret to staying healthy is to moderate food, drink, sleep and love. - Excerpts from Notre Dame de Paris

11. The human heart can only tolerate a certain degree of despair. The sponge has sucked up enough water, and even if the sea flows over it, it can no longer add a drop of water to it. - Excerpts from Notre Dame de Paris

12. The time given to it may be more than the one taken from it. - Excerpts from Notre Dame de Paris

13. Gasimodo became the famous musician of the Notre Dame. - Excerpts from Notre Dame de Paris

14. His character gives him a set of his logic, just as our character gives us a set of our logic. - Excerpts from Notre Dame de Paris

15. Except for the stained glass windows with flowers and plants, he does not dream of other vegetation. Except for the leaves and birds that are carved on the top of the Saxon column, he does not dream of other greens. Except for the two bell towers of the church, he does not. Dreaming of other mountains, in addition to the Paris under them, he does not dream of other oceans. - Excerpts from Notre Dame de Paris

16. But this kind of reward did not dominate him for a moment. He seemed to the deputy bishop as one of the humblest servants, the most docile waiter, and the most alert guardian. - Excerpts from Notre Dame de Paris

17. For each of us, there is a balance between our talents, our morality, our temperament, and their uninterrupted self-development, unless life is severely disrupted. - Excerpts from Notre Dame de Paris

18. A compliment from one scholar's mouth to another scholar is nothing more than a bottle of sweet bile. - Excerpts from Notre Dame de Paris

19. All civilizations begin with theocracy and finally the people. - Excerpts from Notre Dame de Paris

20. Some serious people assert that after humans have exhausted their legitimate knowledge, they will bravely go deep into illegal knowledge. ?? tasted all the fruits of the tree of wisdom, because of hunger or mouthless taste, finally bite the forbidden fruit. - Hugo Paris Notre Dame

21. Can you know what my love for you is, it is fire, it is a melting lead, a thousand knives stuck in my heart! - Victor Hugo Notre Dame

22. He understands that people need feelings. He knows that there is no warmth, no life of love, just like a dry wheel. ——Victor Hugo Paris Notre Dame

23. Severeness can only scare people's hearts. The northerly wind can't wipe off the cloak of pedestrians. The radiance of the sun shines on the pedestrians, but it can make people gradually heat up and automatically take off their coats. ——Victor Hugo Paris Notre Dame

24. Pride can be unlucky, and pride is often followed by destruction and humiliation. ——Victor Hugo Paris Notre Dame

25. This is often the case with unfortunate people. He cherished life, but saw that Hell was behind him. ——Victor Hugo Paris Notre Dame

26. The secret to maintaining health is to moderate food, drink, sleep and love. ——Victor Hugo Paris Notre Dame

27. If you want the audience to wait patiently, you must first declare to them that they will start immediately. - Victor Hugo "Notre Dame de Paris"

28. Because all thoughts, whether religious or philosophical, are of interest forever, because the thoughts of a generation that are excited, whether religious or philosophical, are of interest forever, because they have been excited for generations. Thought, still want to stay and excited for other generations. - Excerpts from Notre Dame de Paris