He was shabbily dresses, exhausted and so thin that he must have been an honest man.
aphorism by Valeriu Butulescu from Immensity of the Point, translated by Eva A. Ziem
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There is a poetry of the things that appeal to us without having any meaning at all.
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We do stumble over the truth, but much more rarely we do break our heads against it.
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Science has not done away with cruelty. It has only given it a scientific character.
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A donkey is willing to carry all the burden so as not to take the lead of the flock.
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Poetry is like a halo of a star. It expands when seen through the crystal of a tear.
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A gust of wind out from the prompter's box. Some actors started howling on the stage.
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As long as the cage is not safely bolted, I consider the lion to be absolutely right.
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A man of experience gives advice. Each piece of advice means a new experience to him.
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Study your enemy through your binoculars, but mind you do not hold them the wrong way.
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