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    Kurt Bell
    Nov 02, 2021

    There was not one who did not dread the moment when solitude should deliver him to the tyranny

    in Quotes

    “There was not one who did not dread the moment when solitude should deliver him to the tyranny of reflection.”


    -Samuel Johnson


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