Tragic Sense Of Life by Miguel de Unamuno
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And there are, I believe, peoples who possess this tragic sense of life
also. It is to this that we must now turn our attention, beginning with this matter of health and disease. FOOTNOTES: [5] "_Salto inmortal_." There is a play here upon the term _salto mortal_, used to denote the dangerous aerial somersault of the acrobat, which cannot be rendered in English.--J.E.C.F. [6] "_Conciencia_." The same word is used in Spanish to denote both consciousness and conscience. If the latter is specifically intended, the qualifying adjective "_moral_" or "_religiosa_" is commonly added.--J.E.C.F. [7] San Juan de los Angeles. [8] To be lacking in everything but intelligence is the necessary qualification for thinking like you. [9] James Thomson, author of _The City of Dreadful Night_. II. THE STARTING-POINT |
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