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And I Like Those Authors Best Whose Scenes Describe My Own Situation In Life-- And The Friends Who Are About Me Whose Stories Touch Me With Interest, From Resembling My Own Homely Existence.

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And I Like Those Authors Best Whose Scenes Describe My Own Situation In Life-- And The Friends Who Are About Me Whose Stories Touch Me With Interest, From Resembling My Own Homely Existence.

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When Young, One Is Confident To Be Able To Build Palaces For Mankind, But When The Time Comes One Has One's Hands Full Just To Be Able To Remove Their Trash.

Letters Are Among The Most Significant Memorial A Person Can Leave Behind Them.

Mathematicians Are Like Frenchmen: Whatever You Say To Them They Translate Into Their Own Language And Forthwith It Is Something Entirely Different.

If Only These Treasures Were Not So Fragile As They Are Precious And Beautiful.

The History Of Knowledge Is A Great Fugue In Which The Voices Of The Nations One After The Other Emerge.

It Is Commonly The Personal Character Of A Writer Which Gives Him His Public Significance. It Is Not Imparted By His Genius. Napoleon Said Of Corneille, "were He Living I Would Make Him A King;" But He Did Not Read Him. He Read Racine, Yet He Said Nothing Of The Kind Of Racine.

Why Should We Not Recognize In The Lightning, The Thunder, And The Storm Wind, The Approach Of An Overwhelming Power, And In The Scent Of Flowers And The Gently Rustling Zephyr The Presence Of A Being Full Of Love?

What Men Usually Say Of Misfortunes, That They Never Come Alone, May With Equal Truth Be Said Of Good Fortune; Nay, Of Other Circumstances Which Gather Round Us In A Harmonious Way, Whether It Arise From A Kind Of Fatality, Or That Man Has The Power Of Attracting To Himself Things That Are Mutually Related.

It Is Better For You To Suffer An Injustice Than For The World To Be Without Law. Therefore, Let Everyone Submit To The Law.

He Who Cannot Love Must Learn To Flatter.

The Human Mind Will Not Be Confined To Any Limits.

Writing Is Busy Idleness.

Every Reader, If He Has A Strong Mind, Reads Himself Into The Book, And Amalgamates His Thoughts With Those Of The Author.

The Greatest Piece Of Folly Is That Every Man Thinks Himself Compelled To Hand Down What People Think They Have Known.

Energy Will Do Anything That Can Be Done In The World; And No Talents, No Circumstances, No Opportunities Will Make A Two-legged Animal A Man Without It.

A World Without Love Would Be No World.

What Is Uttered From The Heart Alone, Will Win The Hearts Of Others To Your Own.

Know Thyself? If I Knew Myself I Would Run Away.

So Dear Night The Half Of Life Is, And The Fairest Half Indeed.

If You Inquire What People Are Like Here, I Must Answer, "the Same As Everywhere."

We Cannot And Must Not Get Rid Of Nor Deny Our Characteristics. But We Can Give Them Shape And Direction.

My Counsel Is, To Force Nothing, And Rather To Trifle And Sleep Away All Unproductive Days And Hours, Than On Such Days To Compose Something That Will Afterwards Give No Pleasure.

The Assault Of Our Enemies Is Not Part Of Our Life; It Is Only Part Of Our Experience; We Throw It Off And Guard Ourselves Against It As Against Frost, Storm, Rain, Hail, Or Any Other Of The External Evils Which May Be Expected To Happen.

Without Haste! Without Rest! Bind The Motto To Thy Breast! Bear It With Thee As A Spell; Storm Or Sunshine , Guard It Well.

If A Man Writes A Book, Let Him Set Down Only What He Knows. I Have Guesses Enough Of My Own.

Whatever We May Say Against Collections, Which Present Authors In A Disjointed Form, They Nevertheless Bring About Many Excellent Results. We Are Not Always So Composed, So Full Of Wisdom, That We Are Able To Take In At Once The Whole Scope Of A Work According To Its Merits. Do We Not Mark In A Book Passages Which Seem To Have A Direct Reference To Ourselves? Young People Especially, Who Have Failed In Acquiring A Complete Cultivation Of Mind, Are Roused In A Praiseworthy Way By Brilliant Passages.

Whatever We Think Out, Whatever We Take In Hand To Do, Should Be Perfectly And Finally Finished, That The World, If It Must Alter, Will Only Have To Spoil It; We Have Then Nothing To Do But Unite The Severed, To Recollect And Restore The Dismembered.

The Few Of Understanding, Vision Rare, Who Veiled Not From The Herd Their Hearts, But Tried, Poor Generous Fools, To Lay Their Feelings Bare, Them Have Men Always Burnt And Crucified.

When You Take A Man As He Is, You Make Him Worse. When You Take A Man As He Can Be, You Make Him Better.

The Rogue Has Everywhere The Advantage.

We Usually Lose Today, Because There Has Been A Yesterday, And Tomorrow Is Coming.

When She Sees The Leaves Fall, They Raise No Other Idea In Her Mind Than That Winter Is Approaching.

Nothing Is More Consonant With Nature Than That She Puts Into Operation In The Smallest Detail That Which She Intends As A Whole.

Nature Is, After All, The Only Book That Offers Important Content On Every Page.

Take Care Of Your Body With Steadfast Fidelity.

Modern Poets Add A Lot Of Water To Their Ink.

If Any Man Wish To Write In A Clear Style, Let Him Be First Clear In His Thoughts; And If Any Would Write In A Noble Style, Let Him First Possess A Noble Soul.

You Are Certainly Wrong To Compare Suicide ... With Great Accomplishments, Since It Cannot Be Considered As Anything But A Weakness. After All, It Is Easier To Die Than To Endure A Harrowing Life With Fortitude.

Oh How Sweet It Is To Hear One's Own Convictions From Another's Lips.

There Is Nothing More Fearful Than Imagination Without Taste. [ger., Es Ist Nichts Furchterlicher Als Einbildungskraft Ohne Geschmack.]

All Our Knowledge Is Symbolic.

Just Trust Yourself And You'll Learn The Art Of Living.

How Many Years Must A Man Do Nothing, Before He Can At All Know What Is To Be Done And How To Do It!

Miracle Is The Pet Child Of Faith.

True Works Of Art Contain Their Own Theory And Give Us The Measurement According To Which We Should Judge Them.

We Blame Equally Him Who Is Too Proud To Put A Proper Value On His Own Merit And Him Who Prizes Too Highly His Spurious Worth.

If You Treat Men The Way They Are You Never Improve Them. If You Treat Them The Way You Want Them To Be, You Do.

We Are Our Own Aptest Deceiver.

Our Friends Show Us What We Can Do; Our Enemies Teach Us What We Must Do.

I Always Seek The Good That Is In People And Leave The Bad To Him Who Made Mankind And Knows How To Round Off The Corners.

I Reverence The Individual Who Understands Distinctly What He Wishes; Who Unweariedly Advances, Who Knows The Means Conducive To His Object, And Can Seize And Use Them.

When I Err Every One Can See It, But Not When I Lie. [ger., Wenn Ich Irre Kann Es Jeder Bemerken; Wenn Ich Luge, Nicht.]

The Works Of Lavoisier And His Associates Operated Upon Many Of Us At That Time Like The Sun's Rising After A Night Of Moonshine: But Chemistry Is Now Betrothed To The Mathematics, And Is In Consequence Grown Somewhat Shy Of Her Former Admirers.

The Important Thing Is Not To Know More Than All Men, But To Know More At Each Moment Than Any Particular Man.

There Are Only Two Lasting Bequests We Can Hope To Give Our Children. One Of These Is Roots, The Other, Wings.

We Can Always Redeem The Man Who Aspires And Strives.

You Must Be Either The Servant Or The Master, The Hammer Or The Anvil.

Look Closely At Those Who Patronize You. Half Are Unfeeling, Half Untaught.

A Lot Of People Do Not Care About Your Money Until Nearly Penniless. They Also Do So With Time

To Think Is Easy. To Act Is Difficult. To Act As One Thinks Is The Most Difficult.

Our Modern Wars Make Many Unhappy While They Last And None Happy When They Are Over.

Even Though The World As A Whole Progresses, Youth Must Always Start Again From The Beginning, And As Individuals Go Through The Epochs Of The World's Culture.

Those Who Know Nothing Of Foreign Languages Know Nothing Of Their Own.

If Each One Does Their Duty As An Individual And If Each One Works In Their Own Proper Vocation, It Will Be Right With The Whole.

Tolerance Should Really Be Only A Temporary Attitude; It Must Lead To Recognition. To Tolerate Means To Offend.

If Youth Is A Fault, It Is One That One Gets Rid Of Soon Enough.

Anecdotes And Maxims Are Rich Treasures To The Man Of The World, For He Knows How To Introduce The Former At Fit Place In Conversation.

If You Want To Reach The Infinite, Then Explore Every Aspect Of The Finite.

Children, Like Dogs, Have So Sharp And Fine A Scent That They Detect And Hunt Out Everything--the Bad Before All The Rest. They Also Know Well Enough How This Or That Friend Stands With Their Parents; And As They Practice No Dissimulation Whatever, They Serve As Excellent Barometers By Which To Observe The Degree Of Favor Or Disfavor At Which We Stand With Their Parents.

People Who Think Honestly And Deeply Have A Hostile Attitude Towards The Public.

Man Usually Believes, If Only Words He Hears, That Also With Them Goes Material For Thinking. [ger., Gewohnlich Glaubt Der Mensch, Wenn Er Nur Worte Hort, Es Musse Sich Dabei Doch Auch Was Denken.]

Hell Begins The Day That God Grants You The Vision To See All That You Could Have Done, Should Have Done, And Would Have Done, But Did Not Do.

Every Individual Who Is Not Creative Has A Negative, Narrow, Exclusive Taste And Succeeds In Depriving Creative Being Of Its Energy And Life.

Continue To Make The Demands Of The Day Your Immediate Concern, And Take Occasion To Test The Purity Of Your Hearts And The Steadfastness Of Your Spirits. When You Then Take A Deep Breath And Rise Above The Cares Of This World And In An Hour Of Leisure, You Will Surely Win The Proper Frame Of Mind To Face Devoutly What Is Above Us, With Reverence, Seeing In All Events The Manifestation Of A Higher Guidance.

For Usually People Resist As Long As They Can To Dismiss The Fool They Harbor In Their Bosom, They Resist To Confess A Major Mistake Or To Admit A Truth That Makes Them Despair.

Judge A Man's Character By What He Finds Ridiculous.

Superstition Is The Poetry Of Life.

One Must Be Something To Be Able To Do Something.

Human Condition

Man Can Only Endure A Certain Degree Of Unhappiness; What Is Beyond That Either Annihilates Him Or Passes By Him And Leaves Him Apathetic

If The Whole World I Once Could See On Free Soil Stand, With The People Free Then To The Moment Might I Say, Linger Awhile. . .so Fair Thou Art.

A Man Is Not Little When He Finds It Difficult To Cope With Circumstances, But When Circumstances Overmaster Him.

Nothing Can Be Compared To The New Life That The Discovery Of Another Country Provides For A Thoughtful Person. Although I Am Still The Same I Believe To Have Changed To The Bones.

We Accept Every Person In The World As That For Which He Gives Himself Out, Only He Must Give Himself Out For Something. We Can Put Up With The Unpleasant More Easily Than We Can Endure The Insignificant.

The One Who Always Strives, That One Can Be Redeemed.

The Really Unhappy Person Is The One Who Leaves Undone What They Can Do, And Starts Doing What They Don't Understand; No Wonder They Come To Grief.

A Man's Shortcomings Are Taken From His Epoch; His Virtues And Greatness Belong To Himself.

Individuality Of Expression Is The Beginning And End Of All Art.

Everything Transitory Is But An Image.

You Can’t, If You Can’t Feel It, If It Never Rises From The Soul, And Sways The Heart Of Every Single Hearer, With Deepest Power, In Simple Ways. You’ll Sit Forever, Gluing Things Together, Cooking Up A Stew From Other’s Scraps, Blowing On A Miserable Fire, Made From Your Heap Of Dying Ash. Let Apes And Children Praise Your Art, If Their Admiration’s To Your Taste, But You’ll Never Speak From Heart To Heart, Unless It Rises Up From Your Heart’s Space.

To A Valet No Man Is A Hero.

I Am What I Am, So Take Me As I Am!.

Take Me As I Am

Life Seems So Vulgar, So Easily Content With The Commonplace Things Of Every Day, And Yet It Always Nurses And Cherishes Certain Higher Claims In Secret, And Looks About For The Means Of Satisfying Them.

Collectors Are Happy People.

I Let Everyone Follow His Own Bent, That I May Be Free To Follow Mine.

Men In A State Of Nature, Uncivilized Nations, Children, Have A Great Fondness For Colors In Their Utmost Brightness, And Especially For Yellow-red.

Few Rash Of Any Modern Nation Have A Proper Sense Of An Aesthetical Whole; They Praise And Blame By Parts; They Are Charmed By Passages. And Who Has Greater Reason To Rejoice In This Than Actors, Since The Stage Is Ever But A Patched And Piecemeal Matter?

One Would Give Generous Alms If One Had The Eyes To See The Beauty Of A Cupped Receiving Hand.

Love And Desire Are The Spirit's Wings To Great Deeds.

Nothing Is More Odious Than The Majority, For It Consists Of A Few Powerful Leaders, A Certain Number Of Accommodating Scoundrels And Submissive Weaklings, And A Mass Of Men Who Trot After Them Without Thinking, Or Knowing Their Own Minds.

He Who Is Firm In Will Molds The World To Himself. [ger., Aber Wer Fest Auf Dem Sinne Beharrt, Der Bildet Die Welt Sich.]

All Theory, Dear Friend, Is Gray, But The Golden Tree Of Life Springs Ever Green.

There Is No Crime Of Which I Do Not Deem Myself Capable.

The Angles Even Draw Strength From Gazing On Its Glance, Though None Its Meaning Fathom May; The World's Unwither'd Countenance Is Bright As At Creation's Day.

The World Is So Great And Rich, And Life So Full Of Variety, That You Can Never Lack Occasions For Poems.

Were Not The Eye Made To Receive The Rays Of The Sun, It Could Not Behold The Sun; If The Peculiar Power Of God Lay Not In Us, How Could The Godlike Charm Us?

What Is The Freedom Of The Most Free? To Do What Is Right!

The Best Slave Is The One Who Thinks He Is Free.

We Are So Constituted That We Believe The Most Incredible Things; And, Once They Are Engraved Upon The Memory, Woe To Him Who Would Endeavor To Erase Them.

Be Generous With Kindly Words, Especially About Those Who Are Absent.

What Must The English And French Think Of The Language Of Our Philosophers When We Germans Do Not Understand It Ourselves?

Even Dirt Glitters When The Sun Is Shining Upon It

To Live As One Likes Is Plebian The Noble Man Aspires To Order And Law.

Hypotheses Are The Scaffolds Which Are Erected In Front Of A Building And Removedd When The Building Is Completed. They Are Indispensable To The Worker; But The Worker Must Not Mistake The Scaffolding For The Building.

The Dangers Of Life Are Infinite, And Among Them Is Safety.

If We Could Do Away With Death, We Wouldn't Object; To Do Away With Capital Punishment Will Be More Difficult. Were That To Happen, We Would Reinstate It From Time To Time.

The Shudder Of Awe Is Humanity's Highest Faculty, Even Though This World Is Forever Altering Its Values.

It Is Not Enough To Have Knowledge; One Must Apply It. It Is Not Enough To Have Wishes; One Must Also Accomplish It.

It Seems To Me That Every Phenomenon, Every Fact, Itself Is The Really Interesting Object. Whoever Explains It, Or Connects It With Other Events, Usually Only Amuses Himself Or Makes Sport Of Us, As, For Instance, The Naturalist Or Historian. But A Single Action Or Event Is Interesting, Not Because It Is Explainable, But Because It Is True.

The Older We Get The More We Must Limit Ourselves If We Wish To Be Active.

The Little Man Is Still A Man.

When You Lose Interest In Anything, You Also Lose The Memory For It.

Every Need Whose True Satisfaction Is Denied Leads By Necessity To Faith.

The Soul That Sees Beauty May Sometimes Walk Alone.

The Aim Of Living Is Life Itself.

We Should Treat Children As God Does Us, Who Makes Us Happiest When He Leaves Us Under The Influence Of Innocent Delusions.

If Nature Is Your Teacher, Your Soul Will Awaken.

Money Lost, Something Lost. Honor Lost, Much Lost. Courage Lost, Everything Lost-better You Were Never Born

Lost Everything

All Of Us Have Life; Few Of Us Have An Idea Of It.

I Will Listen To Anyone's Convictions, But Pray Keep Your Doubts To Yourself.

If You've Never Eaten While Crying You Don T Know What Life Tastes Like.

A Man Who Cannot Command Himself Will Always Be A Slave.

My Worthy Friend, Gray Are All Theories And Green Alone Life's Golden Tree.

Whenever I Hear People Talking About Liberal Ideas, I Am Always Astounded That Men Should Love To Fool Themselves With Empty Sounds. An Idea Should Never Be Liberal; It Must Be Vigorous, Positive, And Without Loose Ends So That It May Fulfill Its Divine Mission And Be Productive.

It Matters Little Whether A Man Be Mathematically Or Philologically Or Artistically Cultivated, So He Be But Cultivated.

It Is Ever True That He Who Does Nothing For Others, Does Nothing For Himself." ~ Goethe

Nothing Should Be Valued Higher Than The Value Of The Day.

To Witness Two Lovers Is A Spectacle For The Gods.

Some Books Seem To Have Been Written, Not To Teach Us Anything, But To Let Us Know That The Author Has Known Something.

We're Really Up Against It, We Poor Women: A Bachelor's A Hard Thing To Convert

No Skill Or Art Is Needed To Grow Old; The Trick Is To Endure It.

Character Is Constructed Amidst The Tempests Of The World

It Is Only Necessary To Grow Old To Become More Charitable And Even Indulgent. I See No Fault Committed By Others That I Have Not Committed Myself.

A Noble Soul Alone Can Noble Souls Attract; And Knows Alone, As Ye, To Hold Them.

Every Second Is Of Infinite Value.

At The End Of Life Thoughts Hitherto Impossible Come To The Collected Mind, Like Good Spirits Which Let Themselves Down From The Shining Heights Of The Past.

Die Zeit Ist Selbst Ein Element. Time Is Itself An Element.

It Is The Color Closest To Light. In Its Utmost Purity It Always Implies The Nature Of Brightness And Has A Cheerful, Serene, Gently Stimulating Character. Hence, Experience Teaches Us That Yellow Makes A Thoroughly Warm And Comforting Impression.

I Have Never Looked At Foreign Countries Or Gone There But With The Purpose Of Getting To Know The General Human Qualities That Are Spread All Over The Earth In Very Different Forms, And Then To Find These Qualities Again In My Own Country And To Recognize And To Further Them.

Try Novelties For Salesman's Bait, For Novelty Wins Everyone.

He Who Does Not Know Foreign Languages Does Not Know Anything About His Own.

Before You Can Do Something, You Must First Be Something.

Let No One Be Like Another, Yet Everyone Like The Highest. How Is This Done? Be Each One Perfect In Himself.

Meaning Of Life

Death Is A Commingling Of Eternity With Time; In The Death Of A Good Man, Eternity Is Seen Looking Through Time.

If You Are To Accomplish All That One Demands Of You, You Must Overestimate Your Own Worth.

That Which Thy Fathers Have Bequeathed To Thee, Earn It Anew If Thou Wouldst Possess It.

Behavior Is The Mirror In Which Everyone Shows Their Image.

Stood I, O Nature! Man Alone In Thee, Then Were It Worth One's While A Man To Be.

If I Say To The Moment: 'stay Now! You Are So Beautiful'!

If The Word Is Not Dead When It Reaches The Hearer, He Murders It At Once By A Contradiction, A Stipulation, A Condition, A Digression, An Interruption, And All The Thousand Tricks Of Conversation.

What Is Not Fully Understood Is Not Possessed.

The Intelligent Man Finds Almost Everything Ridiculous, The Sensible Man Hardly Anything.

Mannerism Is Always Longing To Have Done, And Has No True Enjoyment In Work. A Genuine, Really Great Talent, On The Other Hand, Has Its Greatest Happiness In Execution.

Aptitudes Are Assumed, They Should Become Accomplishments. That Is The Purpose Of All Education.

Kindness Is The Golden Thread That Holds Society Together.

And Step By Step, Along The Path Of Life, There's Nothing True But Heaven.

Out Of Moderation A Pure Happiness Springs.

All Theory, My Friend, Is Grey, But Green Is Life's Glad Golden Tree.

Since I Have Heard Often Enough That Everyone In The End Has His Own Religion, Nothing Seemed More Natural To Me Than To Fashion My Own.

All Men Would Be Masters Of Others, And No Man Is Lord Of Himself.

The Century Is Advanced, But Every Individual Begins Afresh.

Forget Not That The Man Who Cannot Enjoy His Own Natural Gifts In Silence, And Find His Reward In The Exercise Of Them, Will Generally Find Himself Badly Off.

We Find From Experience That Yellow Excites A Warm And Agreeable Impression.... The Eye Is Gladdened, The Heart Expanded And Cheered, A Glow Seems At Once To Breathe Toward Us.

Nothing Is Worse Than Active Ignorance.

I Am Part Of The Part That Once Was Everything, Part Of The Darkness Which Gave Birth To Light… Mephistopheles, From Faust.

No One Can Take From Us The Joy Of The First Becoming Aware Of Something, The So-called Discovery. But If We Also Demand The Honor, It Can Be Utterly Spoiled For Us, For We Are Usually Not The First. What Does Discovery Mean, And Who Can Say That He Has Discovered This Or That? After All It's Pure Idiocy To Brag About Priority; For It's Simply Unconscious Conceit, Not To Admit Frankly That One Is A Plagiarist.

[w]hat Counts Is That One Perceives Excellence And Dares To Give It Expression, Which Sounds Little But Is In Fact A Great Deal.

What We Agree With Leaves Us Inactive, But Contradiction Makes Us Productive.

Words Express Neither Objects Nor Ourselves.

Human Life-everybody Lives It, But Only To A Few Is It Known.

When Ideas Fail, Words Come In Very Handy.

For I Have Been A Man, And That Means To Have Been A Fighter.

Theories Are Usually The Over-hasty Efforts Of An Impatient Understanding That Would Gladly Be Rid Of Phenomena, And So Puts In Their Place Pictures, Notions, Nay, Often Mere Words.

Be Above It! Make The World Serve Your Purpose, But Do Not Serve It.

Taste Is Only To Be Educated By Contemplation, Not Of The Tolerably Good But Of The Truly Excellent. I Therefore Show You Only The Best Works; And When You Are Grounded In These, You Will Have A Standard For The Rest, Which You Will Know How To Value, Without Overrating Them.

It Is Impossible That Beauty Should Ever Distinctly Appreciate Itself.

Religion Is Not In Want Of Art; It Rests On Its Own Majesty.

Nothing Will Change The Fact That I Cannot Produce The Least Thing Without Absolute Solitude.

I Have Possessed That Heart, That Noble Soul, In Whose Presence I Seemed To Be More Than I Really Was, Because I Was All That I Could Be.

Whatever Is The Object Of A Saint's Hope Is The Subject Of His Prayer.

I Am Certain That I Have Been Here As I Am Now A Thousand Times Before, And I Hope To Return A Thousand Times... Man Is A Dialogue Between Nature And God. On Other Planets This Dialogue Will Doubtless Be Of A Higher And Profounder Character. What Is Lacking Is Self-knowledge. After That The Rest Will Follow.

All Intelligent Thoughts Have Already Been Thought; What Is Necessary Is Only To Try To Think Them Again.

For The Butterfly, Mating And Propagation Involve The Sacrifice Of Life, For The Human Being, The Sacrifice Of Beauty.

I Wish The Stage Were As Narrow As The Wire Of A Tighrope Dancer So That No Incompetent Would Dare Step Upon It.

I Consider Him Of No Account Who Esteems Himself Just As The Popular Breath May Chance To Raise Him.

Every Situation--nay, Every Moment--is Of Infinite Worth; For It Is The Representative Of A Whole Eternity.

True Art Can Only Spring From The Intimate Linking Of The Serious And The Playful.

We Are Pantheists As Natural Scientists, Polytheists As Poets, And Monotheists As Moral Beings.

One That Does Not Think To Highly Of Himself Is More Than He Thinks.

No Wonder We Are All More Or Less Pleased With Mediocrity, Since It Leaves Us At Rest, And Gives The Same Comfortable Feeling As When One Associates With His Equals.

Error Is Acceptable As Long As We Are Young; But One Must Not Drag It Along Into Old Age.

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