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Oh hope, hope; what a pleasant childhood deceipt.
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Posted by: Cheope
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No bigger sign of being not so great philosopher and wise than wanting life all wise and philosophical.
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The faculty of imagination ... is the main source of human happiness.
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Esteem is like a flower, once seriously trodden or withered, doesn't return anymore.
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When newly, in the bottom of a heart, a loving affection is born, with it both languid and tired in one's breast a desire of death is felt: how I know not, but of true and powerful love this is the first effect.
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Posted by: Cheope
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Within my gaze still she lingered, and in the uncertain rays of the sun I imagined seeing her still.
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Man is unhappy because he is insatiable.
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In troubles there's no need of tears but of advice.
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Posted by: Elisabetta
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When we are not worried about our own age means that we don't have true worries.
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Posted by: ***Chiara***
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Who more love himself, less can love.
from the book "" by Giacomo Leopardi