Writer 1879: Solitary Journey in France

Victor Hugo: "You all call me 'the conscience of France,' but at this moment it is beating in Lionel's breast!"
Émile Zola: "'Naturalism' or 'Realism'? No, only Lionel's 'Modernism' belongs to the 20th century!"
Gustave Flaubert: "Maupassant was my best student, and Lionel was my confidant."
Guy de Maupassant: "Léonard's only flaw was that he was not infected with noble, vigorous syphilis."
Anton Chekhov: "What else do we need in this world besides sunshine, air, water, and smiles? Of course, it's Lionel's works!"
Leo Tolstoy: "You mean I should go to Sweden to accept the Nobel Prize that Lionel Sorel refused?"
Conan Doyle: "It is my honor to be written into a novel by Mr. Lionel as an assistant to the great detective Sherlock Holmes!"
Oscar Wilde: "Lionel, light of my life, fire of my desires, my sins, my soul!"
Nikola Tesla: "Without Lionel, there would be no Tesla-Sorel Electric Ltd!"
Thomas Edison: "The devil, the devil who ripped the light bulb out of my heart!"
Yan Fu: "The French scholar Ronald Soler is a man of profound knowledge and compassion for all people, and is also fluent in the Chinese language. He is worthy of being appointed as an imperial tutor!"
Sa Zhenbing: "Brother Suo, I've seen the 'New China' you mentioned!"
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This book is also known as *How the Bottom Line of European Literature Was Breached*, *Around the World in Eight Thousand Days*, *A Guide to the French Women's Independence Movement*, and *Poet? Not Even a Dog Would Be!*

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