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Quote by Arthur Schopenhauer
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English
Translation 1If we look into the bustling multitude of life, we see that everyone is troubled with the misery and toil of life; and he exerts all his strength to satisfy his endless needs and ward off the many forms of suffering. (...) And in the midst of the bustle and crowding, we see how the eyes of two lovers meet longingly: - but why so secretly and shyly and stealthily? - because these lovers are the traitors, who secretly strive to make all this trouble and misery an heir, although otherwise it would soon end.
Hungarian
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