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Vagaries
Axel Munthe
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And it suddenly dawned upon me why I had blushed when I saw him at Notre Dame, and why I could not make up my mind to go and speak to him—I felt ashamed before this old man, I felt ashamed at life's unmerited generosity to me and its severity to him. I felt as if I had taken something from him which I ought to restore to him; and I began to wonder whether it might be the fur coat. But I got no further in my meditations, for the old man stopped and looked in at a shop window. We had just cr. . . Read More
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ESPAÑOL: Este libro es una reedición de 1930 del libro publicado en 1898, titulado en inglés Vagaries. Tras el éxito de La Historia de San Michele, Axel Munthe decidió reeditarlo, poniendo al día algunos artículos, eliminando algunos e insertando otros nuevos. El libro recopila 15 artículos, de los
ENGLISH: This book is a compilation of 14 articles written by Axel Munthe before 1898, the year in which it was published. It does not make a whole as coherent as his The Story of San Michele, one of my favorite books, although some of the articles tell anecdotes that are not too far behind. The bes