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"This much may well suffice to set forth the form of false happiness; if this is now clear to thine eyes, the next step is to show what true happiness is."
"Indeed," said I, "I see clearly enough that neither is independence to be found in wealth, nor power in sovereignty, nor reverence in dignities, nor fame in glory, nor true joy in pleasures."