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Аноним3 мая 2012 г.And here his sense of duty, like ill-fitting shoes, began to pinch him at every step.
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Аноним30 апреля 2012 г.Could anything as rich as memory be a cheat? He never asked himself the question.
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Аноним30 апреля 2012 г.‘ “You are tipsy” cried Liza again.
‘ “No. I am happy.” He said it seriously. “And happiness can’t be induced. You must wait and ambush it like a quail or a girl with tired wings. Between art and contrivance there is a gulf fixed!”757
Аноним30 апреля 2012 г.His real life became a buried stream, flowing on underground, seldom emerging into that artificial world in which the diplomat lives — slowly suffocating like a cat in an air-pump. Was he happy or unhappy? He hardly knew any longer. He was alone, that was all.
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Аноним29 апреля 2012 г.And then, like all the inexperienced lovers since the world began, he was not content to let things be; he must explore and evaluate them in his conscious mind.
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Аноним29 апреля 2012 г.He felt he was slipping, losing so to speak the
contours of himself. Is this the real meaning of education? He had begun transplanting a whole huge intact world from his imagination into the soil of his new life.735
Аноним29 апреля 2012 г.He felt he was slipping, losing so to speak the contours of himself. Is this the real meaning of education? He had begun transplanting a whole huge intact world from his imagination into the soil of his new life.
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Аноним29 апреля 2012 г.Lovers can find nothing to say to each other that has not been said and unsaid a thousand times over. Kisses were invented to translate such nothings into wounds.
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Аноним23 марта 2012 г.Not to force time, as the weak do, for that spells self-injury and dismay, but to harness its rhythms and put them to our own use.
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Аноним23 марта 2012 г.‘To intercalate realities’ writes Balthazar ‘is the only way to be faithful to Time, for at every moment in Time the possibilities are endless in their multiplicity. Life consists in the act of choice. The perpetual reservations of judgement and the perpetual choosing.’
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