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Farewell until eternity, where you and I shall not find ourselves together.

— Comte de Lautréamont Les Chants de Maldoror (1868)

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I replace melancholy by courage, doubt by certainty, despair by hope, malice by good, complaints by duty, scepticism by faith, sophisms by cool equanimity and pride by modesty.

Poésies I (1870)

Old ocean! ... If somewhere your waves are enraged, farther off in some other zone they are in the most complete calm.

After some hours, the dogs, exhausted by running round, almost dead, their tongues hanging out, set upon one another and, not knowing what they are doing, tear one another into thousands of pieces with incredible rapidity. Yet they do not do this out of cruelty.

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