Quoting Haydee in Alexandre Dumas's, The Count of Monte Cristo, 1846

When I close my eyes, I seem to see once more all that I have ever seen. We have a twofold power of vision, that of the body and that of the mind. Whereas the body may sometimes forget the impressions it has received, the mind never does.
— Haydee in Alexandre Dumas’s, The Count of Monte Cristo, 1846

9:51pm on July 5, 2025 from Georgia


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