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  1. Hermann Hesse _ Knulp

    Adamların gicliyinə tamaşa etmək, onlara gülmək, hallarına acımaq olar, ancaq işlərinə qarışmaq - heç vaxt.
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  2. Hermann Hesse _ Knulp

    But we'll never again be so young … Or don't you like dancing?"
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  3. Hermann Hesse _ Knulp

    Las flores se marchitan Cuando la niebla llega Así también la gente Y bajan a sus tumbas. La gente es, como las flores, Regresan a su primavera; Y nunca más vuelven a languidecer, Y todo les es perdonado.
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  4. Hermann Hesse _ Knulp

    You're free this evening, Barbele. You just don't want to come.
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  5. Hermann Hesse _ Knulp

    Here it is Saturday. You wouldn't know how good it feels after a hard week.""Oh, I can imagine," said Knulp with a smile.
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  6. Hermann Hesse _ Knulp

    I wanted to say a prayer and tried hard to remember one, but all I could think of was silly phrases such as 'Dear Sir' and 'Under the Circumstances'. In my sadness and confusion I mumbled those.
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  7. Hermann Hesse _ Knulp

    Every day I did something wrong, and in the end I began to enjoy it.
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  8. Hermann Hesse _ Knulp

    Her little treasure of experiences opened up, and it was larger than she herself would have supposed.
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  9. Hermann Hesse _ Knulp

    Her chatter had set her free from a long week of loneliness, of doing what she was told and saying nothing. She was all cheered up.
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  10. Hermann Hesse _ Knulp

    {make} Sundays out of weekdays."
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  11. Hermann Hesse _ Knulp

    Rothfuss thought about his eccentric friend who wanted nothing of life but to look on, and ... could not have said if this was asking too much or too little."
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  12. Hermann Hesse _ Knulp

    I pondered my friend's words. I liked best what he had said about the fireballs since I myself often had the same feeling. The quiet spell of the colored flame, rising into the darkness and all too soon drowning in it, struck me as a symbol of all human pleasure, for the more beautiful it is, the less it satisfies us and the more quickly it is spent.
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