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1 Int|          very deeply. In all his books, excepting, of course, in
2 Int|        are the only author whose books I await with impatience.”~
3 Int|    touched, nevertheless. In the books that follow, his impassivity
4 Int|          a clinic for a maker of books! The disgust with which
5 Int| experience. He now exalts in his books the passion of love, the
6 Int|          mother. He read medical books and, in spite of what they
7 I  |         the library, full of old books, and two unused rooms; at