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“…y un día, ojalá que suficientemente lejos del último—una vez se le hace obvia la necesidad paradójica de aparear a la aceptación con la resignación—el pensador ve con regocijo cómo se transforma irremediablemente en un “sentidor”, y se entrega a la placidez que por fin lo libera.”

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