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Apart from disease, poverty and guilt, nothing spoils enjoyment of life like lacking a worthy outlet for one's faculties
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- John Stuart Mill Philosopher (1806 to 1873), a utilitarian and liberal
There is nothing, after disease, indigence, and guilt, so fatal to the pleasurable enjoyment of life as the want of a worthy outlet for the active faculties.
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↗The Subjection of Women (1869)gutenberg.org
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