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The Dawn of Day

by Friedrich Nietzsche

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Hunting.—The one is hunting for agreeable truths, the other for disagreeable ones. But even the former takes greater pleasure in the hunt than in the booty.

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Education.—Education is a continuation of procreation, and very often a kind of supplementary varnishing of it.

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How to recognise the Choleric.—Of two persons who are struggling together, or who love and admire one another, the more choleric will always be at a disadvantage. The same remark applies to two nations.

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