No one knew him. Les Miserables, p. 55 Yet, Jean Valjean is judged by the yellow passport he carries. He enters the village, and the people peer at him through veiled windows, slam doors in his face, or leer at him as he walks down the street. He expects it.
A Year with Les Miz: Lasting Impressions
A Year with Les Miz: Lasting Impressions
A Year with Les Miz: Lasting Impressions
No one knew him. Les Miserables, p. 55 Yet, Jean Valjean is judged by the yellow passport he carries. He enters the village, and the people peer at him through veiled windows, slam doors in his face, or leer at him as he walks down the street. He expects it.