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Robert Penn Warren. The most famous aphorisms

Everything seems to be an echo of something else.
If man knew how to live, he would never die.
History is not a melodrama, even though sometimes it reminds you ... You must make good out of evil, because there is nothing else to make it out of.
You can't talk endlessly about how the hell you had a good life as a child.
You work to live in peace with yourself.
What you do not know does not harm you, because it does not exist.
As for gratitude, you don't work for it.

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