Bertrand Russell Quotes
There Was A Footpath Leading Across Fields To New Southgate, And I Used To Go There Alone To Watch The Sunset And Contemplate Suicide. I Did Not, However, Commit Suicide, Because I Wished To Know More Of Mathematics.
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