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“To live means to fight - the slave for freedom, and the free for perfection.”

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“A man of the world understands the world, but a man of God understands life. For in their purest of forms, the one comes through perhaps that application of human knowledge, but the other comes through that of a proper and divine wisdom.”

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“Nothing can disturb your peace of mind unless you allow it to.”

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“Thomas was a killer already − of wild game − and was beginning to enjoy it. “But what animal is more dangerous than man?” he thought.”

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“GOD DOES NOT CHEAT ANYONE, EVERYONE CHEAT THEMSELVES IN THE NAME OF GOD”

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“È, o è stato, per molti aspetti, un grande uomo. Ma proprio per questo è strano. Sono solo gli uomini piccoli che sembrano normali.”

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Book:The Name of the Rose

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“Parfois l’homme se transforme en bête avec les meilleures raisons du monde.”

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“My life flows with a deeper current, no longer as a shallow and brawling stream, parched and shrunken by the summer heats. My heart leaps into my mouth at the sound of the wind in the woods. I, whose life was but yesterday so desultory and shallow, suddenly recover my spirits, my spirituality, through my hearing. For joy I could embrace the earth ... I have occasion to be grateful for the flood of life that is flowing over me. I am not so poor.”

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Book:The Journal, 1837-1861

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“We desire truth and find in ourselves nothing but uncertainty. We seek happiness and find only wretchedness and death. We are incapable of not desiring truth and happiness and incapable of either certainty or happiness. We have been left with this desire as much as a punishment as to make us feel how far we have fallen.”

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Book:Pensées

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