Alphonse Daudet quotes
Alphonse Daudet was a French novelist and short story writer associated with literary realism and naturalism. His works often capture the spirit and scenery of Provence, blending humor and pathos. He became widely known for his books "Letters from My Windmill" and "Tartarin of Tarascon." Here are 16 of his quotes:
It is clever the way death reaps and gathers its harvests, but what somber harvests. Whole generations do not fall at once; that would be too sad, too visible. But bit by bit. The meadow is attacked on several sides at the same time. One day, one will go; the other, some time after; one must reflect, glance about oneself to notice the empty spaces, the vast contemporary killing.
Alphonse Daudet
Alphonse Daudet
Occupation: French Novelist
Born: May 13, 1840
Died: December 16, 1897
Quotes count: 16
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