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When you lose interest in anything, you also lose the memory for it.
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The world is a bell with a crack in it; it rattles, but does not ring.
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The importunity of young dilettanti must be borne with good-will; for as they grow old they become the truest worshippers of Art and the Master.
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People have to become really bad before they care for nothing but mischief, and delight in it.
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Clever people are the best encyclopædia.
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There are people who make no mistakes because they never wish to do anything worth doing.
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If I know my relation to myself and the outer world, I call it truth. Every man can have his own peculiar truth; and yet it is always the same.