La Formica Zen (italian Edition) ( ) / quote 70 of 75
Il destino come eco del carattere
Ovunque l'uomo accusa la natura e il destino, ma il suo destino è in gran parte l'eco del suo carattere e le passioni, i suoi errori e le debolezze. (Democrito)
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