Alfred de Vigny

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Alfred de Vigny

Biography Alfred de Vigny (1797 - 1863)

French poet, play writer and novelist

Also called: Alfred Victor, conte de Vigny.

Was born on 27 mar 1797.
Died on 17 sep 1863, at 66 years old.

Origin country France

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March 27, 1797 - September 17, 1863

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Quotes Alfred de Vigny

Poetry is the disease of the brain.

Quote by Alfred de Vigny about poetry, brain

Invisible is real. Souls have their own world.

Quote by Alfred de Vigny about soul, real estate, world

The book is a bottle thrown at sea on which we should...

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Hope is the biggest of our foolish things.

Quote by Alfred de Vigny about hope, things

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