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Thoughts out of Season, Part I

Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche · 1876-1877 primary

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And it was this highest self which exacted from his versatile spirit works as complete as his were, which bade him suffer and learn, that he might accomplish such works.

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Thoughts out of Season, Part I · Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche · 1876–1877