Jean-Jacques Rousseau — "Civilization is a thin and precarious crust, which can be broken through at any …"
Civilization is a thin and precarious crust, which can be broken through at any moment by the earthquake from below.
Civilization is a thin and precarious crust, which can be broken through at any moment by the earthquake from below.
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"A good father is a hundred schoolmasters."
"Nature has made me different from all other men. I alone know my heart, and I alone know men. He who dares to say that he is like me is a liar."
"The more I see of men, the more I admire dogs."
"It is by the passion of love that the sexes are drawn together, and by the passion of love that they are distinguished."
"Nature never deceives us; it is always we who deceive ourselves."
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