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10732	Schopenhauer, Arthur	The Essays of Arthur Schopenhauer; Studies in Pessimism			.txt	text/plain	30668	1356	71	desires to reach old age; in other words, a state of life of which it life are made much worse for man by the fact that death is something man, on the other hand, manages to make so-called natural death the But the fact is that man attains the natural term of years just as The brute is much more content with mere existence than man; the plant This vanity finds expression in the whole way in which things exist; life when his misfortunes become too great; the bad man, also, when natures--men who really think and look about them in the world, and many a man has _a degree of existence_ at least ten times as high as general nature of it perfectly well; I mean, the kind of thing that is A man sees a great many things when he looks at the world for himself,	./cache/10732.txt	./txt/10732.txt