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Quote by George Bernard Shaw

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English (Source)

This is the true joy of life: to wear ourselves out for a purpose whose greatness we ourselves have recognized, and to grind ourselves to the ground before we are thrown into the dustbin: to be a force of nature, and not a selfish, feverish, miserable little man, wracked with sufferings and pains, and complaining , because the world is not dedicated to making him happy.

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Hungarian

Ez az Ă©let igazi öröme: elhasznĂĄlĂłdni egy cĂ©lĂ©rt, amelynek nagyszerƱsĂ©gĂ©t mi magunk ismertĂŒk föl, Ă©s teljesen megƑrlƑdni, mielƑtt mĂ©g a szemĂ©tdombra hajĂ­tanĂĄnak bennĂŒnket: hogy termĂ©szeti erƑ lehessĂŒnk, ne pedig szenvedĂ©sekbƑl Ă©s fĂĄjdalmakbĂłl összerĂłtt, önzƑ, lĂĄzas, nyomorult kis ember, aki panaszkodik, mert a vilĂĄg nem annak szenteli magĂĄt, hogy Ƒt boldoggĂĄ tegye.
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Words: 51
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Last updated: 2026-02-13

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