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Nothing seems to be a match for this general tenaciousness of existence , but such an extremity either of bodily or mental suffering as destroys at once the power both of habit and imagination . In short , the question , whether life is ...
Nothing seems to be a match for this general tenaciousness of existence , but such an extremity either of bodily or mental suffering as destroys at once the power both of habit and imagination . In short , the question , whether life is ...
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No man would , I think , exchange his existence with any other man , however fortunate . We had as lief not be , as not be ourselves . There are some persons of that reach of soul that they would like to live two hundred and fifty years ...
No man would , I think , exchange his existence with any other man , however fortunate . We had as lief not be , as not be ourselves . There are some persons of that reach of soul that they would like to live two hundred and fifty years ...
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This rarefied , refined existence seemed to have no end , nor stint , nor principle of decay in it . The print would remain long after I who looked on it had become the prey of worms . The thing seems in itself out of all reason ...
This rarefied , refined existence seemed to have no end , nor stint , nor principle of decay in it . The print would remain long after I who looked on it had become the prey of worms . The thing seems in itself out of all reason ...
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