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Marcel Proust

"So what I had believed to be nothing to me was simply my entire life. How ignorant one is of oneself."

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"So what I had believed to be nothing to me was simply my entire life. How ignorant one is of oneself."

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"My dears, laugh at me if you like; it is not conventionally beautiful, but there is something in its quaint old face which pleases me. If it could play the piano, I am sure it would really play."
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