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“En el fondo, detrás de todo pecado, se decía, detrás de tono desamor, está el odio a nuestras limitaciones, hacia nuestra pobreza, que no es otra cosa que odio hacia nosotros mismos.”

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Book:L'arte di ricominciare
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