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Charles-Pierre Colardeau Quotes

1732–1776 France

Charles-Pierre Colardeau (12 October 1732 – 7 April 1776) was a French poet.

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From the clash of feelings and opinions
Truth bursts forth and escapes in rays of light.

Not ever had the painter's jealous veil
Shrouded the fair Pandora's charms:
Innocence was naked and without alarm.
She wrapped herself in modesty alone.

Les Hommes de Prométhée (1774)

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