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“The cynic makes fun of all earnestness; he makes fun of everything and everyone who feels that something can be done. . . . But in his heart of hearts he knows that he is a defeated man and that his cynicism is merely an expression of the fact that he has lost courage and is beaten.”

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Source: The Village, The Parish Register, and Other Poems

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Source: Thus spake Zarathustra - A Book for All and None

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Source: TOBOGGANING ON PARNASSUS

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Source: SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL

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