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“İnsanın bir şey hakkındaki nihai bilgiyi asla elde edemeyeceğin; güzelliğin gizeminin hayatın gizeminden hiç de az olmadığını, hatta güzelliğin telleriyle hayatın iplerinin birlikte dokunduğunu; kendisinin de güneş ışığı, yıldıztozu ve harikalardan oluşan o akıl sır ermez dokunun küçücük bir parçasından başka bir şey olmadığını sevgili Spencer'ı sayesinde gayet iyi biliyordu.”

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Jack London
Jack London

Jack London was an American author known for his adventure novels and realistic works. His writings often depicted the lives of the underclass and his profound insights into the natural world. His notable works include 'The Call of the Wild' and 'White Fang'. more

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