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You begin saving the world by saving one person at a time; all else is grandiose romanticism or politics.
—Charles Bukowski
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Virginia Woolf, To The Lighthouse.
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This is human life: this is the infinitely precious stuff issued in a narrow roll to us now, and then withdrawn forever; and we spend it thus. Days without definite sensation are the worst of all. Days when one compells oneself to undergo this or that for some reason - but what reason?
—Virginia Woolf, Diary Entry, 22 July, 1926.
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F. Scott Fitzgerald, “The Freshest Boy”
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