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| − | | '''''"All we desire is to get as much happiness as a single existence can give, to extract from each year as it passes the utmost pleasure it can afford. Our only trouble is that the belly can hold no more while the mouth is still greedy, and the powers of the body give out while the lust is still strong. -The Chuang Tzu-"''''' | + | | '''''"All we desire is to get as much happiness as a single existence can give, to extract from each year as it passes the utmost pleasure it can afford. Our only trouble is that the belly can hold no more while the mouth is still greedy, and the powers of the body give out while the lust is still strong. |
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"All we desire is to get as much happiness as a single existence can give, to extract from each year as it passes the utmost pleasure it can afford. Our only trouble is that the belly can hold no more while the mouth is still greedy, and the powers of the body give out while the lust is still strong.
-The Chuang Tzu-" |
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