Victor Hugo · Les misérables Tome I: Fantine
La mort n’appartient qu’à Dieu. De quel droit les hommes touchent-ils à cette chose inconnue ?Death belongs to God alone. By what right do men meddle with this unknown thing?
AI service translation, not reviewed by a human translatorVictor Hugo · Les misérables Tome I: Fantine
Read the saying and check its sourcesMatching text in a source is not a philological review. AI translations are labeled as such.
Toute carrière a ses aspirants qui font cortège aux arrivés. Pas une puissance qui n’ait son entourage ; pas une fortune qui n’ait sa cour.Every career has its aspirants who escort the newcomers. There is no power that does not have its entourage; no fortune that does not have its court.
AI service translation, not reviewed by a human translatorVictor Hugo · Les misérables Tome I: Fantine
Read the saying and check its sourcesles choses les plus sublimes sont souvent aussi les choses les moins comprisesthe most sublime things are often also the least understood
AI service translation, not reviewed by a human translatorVictor Hugo · Les misérables Tome I: Fantine
Read the saying and check its sourcesL’égout est le vice que la ville a dans le sang.The sewer is the vice that runs in the city's blood.
AI service translation, not reviewed by a human translatorVictor Hugo · Les misérables Tome V: Jean Valjean
Read the saying and check its sourcesVoici la nuance : la porte du médecin ne doit jamais être fermée ; la porte du prêtre doit toujours être ouverte.Here is the nuance: the doctor's door must never be closed; the priest's door must always be open.
AI service translation, not reviewed by a human translatorVictor Hugo · Les misérables Tome I: Fantine
Read the saying and check its sources