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translated in English as "Of Human Bondage," the book "Of Human Bondage," was one of the most illuminating readings of my life in a moment a little delirious. A novel of considerable thickness in which we witness the vital development of the protagonist, Philip, a sort of Anglo-Saxon Calimero without feathers, and poor Philip, an orphan, but kindly greeted by relatives, eternally and continually lashed feeling of inferiority and self-conscious about a defect Lord Byron physical exploded in his favor and overcompensates literary and sexually, first in Paris looking for the wretchedness of the artist, and later in London as a medical student, let us see your life that sadly will be attached to a vile creature, ugly