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The Bourgeois who has religious feelings sees very clearly the absolute necessity of serving two masters at the same time in order to achieve success in his business, which naturally comes before everything else.

— Léon Bloy Pilgrim of the Absolute (1947)

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There is only one tragedy in the end, not to have been a saint.

One sees the world's evil accurately only by exaggerating it.

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My anger is the effervescence of my pity.

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You are always on the right side when you are with those who suffer persecution and injustice.

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The exercise of freedom consists in stripping oneself of one's own will.

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