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 | | Some people bear three kinds - all they have had, all they have now, and all they expect to have. |
 | | "It is not so much that writing provided an escape from the perils of the Revolution, but rather that the Revolution afforded a distraction from his inward soul-wrestling and austere studies and perpetual susceptibility to the lure of an easeful quietus." Andy Martin, Napoleon on Happiness, Raritan (New Brunswick, New Jersey), Spring 2000. |
 | | "The irony is, of course, that the Curse will provide its own quietus and lead me to the peace I have so desperately sought." Michael Bywater, Not With a Whimper But With a Bang, Independent on Sunday (London, UK), May 19, 1996. |
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