John Hagedorn
speaker
1,833 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 29 Mar
John Hagedorn’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Now thou canst neither afford me pain nor pleasure.
Adieu, Paris.
Adieu.
His look wandered over the vast plain like that of some genius of the night.
He passed his hand over his brow, got into the carriage, the door was closed on him, and the vehicle quickly disappeared down the other side of the hill in a whirlwind of noise and dust.
Ten leagues were passed, and not a single word was uttered.
Morel was dreaming, and Monte Cristo was looking at the dreamer.
"'Morel,' said the Count to him at length, "'do you repent having followed me?'
"'No, Count, but to leave Paris.'
"'If I thought happiness might await you in Paris, Morel, I would have left you there.'
"'Valentine reposes within the walls of Paris, "'and to leave Paris is like losing her a second time.'
"'Maximilian,' said the Count, "'the friends that we have lost "'do not repose in the bosom of the earth, "'but are buried deep in our hearts, "'and it has been thus ordained "'that we may always be accompanied by them.
"'I have two friends, "'who in this way never depart from me.
"'The one who gave me being—'
and the other who conferred knowledge and intelligence on me.
Their spirits live in me.
I consult them when doubtful, and if I ever do any good, it is due to their beneficent counsels.
Listen to the voice of your heart, Morel, and ask it whether you ought to preserve this melancholy exterior towards me."
My friend, said Maximilian, the voice of my heart is very sorrowful, and promises me nothing but misfortune.
Morel, it is the way of weakened minds to see everything through a black cloud.
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