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“¡Todo el dinero y la vida que uno pueda desear! Las dos cosas que la mayor parte de los seres humanos elegirían... El problema es que los seres humanos tienen el don de elegir precisamente las cosas que son peores para ellos.”

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Book:Harry Potter y La piedra filosofal
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Harry Potter y La piedra filosofal

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