– W. Somerset Maugham, Of Human Bondage"Have you ever been to the Cluny, the museum? There you will see Persian carpets of the most exquisite hue and of a pattern the beautiful intricacy of which delights and amazes the eye. In them you will see the mystery and the sensual beauty of the East, the roses of Hafiz and the wine-cup of Omar, but presently you will see more. You were asking just now what was the meaning of life. Go and look at those Persian carpets, and one of these days the answer will come to you.""You are cryptic," said Phillip."I am drunk," answered Cronshaw.
Saturday, June 18, 2011
the meaning of life
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being and nothingness,
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