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Almost all upper-class feelings amount to pride, sexual desire and weariness of life
Drawn from what Leo Tolstoy said
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- Leo Tolstoy Russian novelist and moral philosopher (1828 to 1910)
We think the feelings experienced by people of our day and our class are very important and varied; but in reality almost all the feelings of people of our class amount to but three very insignificant and simple feelings—the feeling of pride, the feeling of sexual desire, and the feeling of weariness of life.
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↗What Is Art? (1897-1898; Aylmer Maude translation)gutenberg.org
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