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Knut Hamsuns brev (Bd. 5) 1925-1933

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“Jeg hadde aldri et inntrykk av - og jg tror at jeg ikke tar feil - at Lev Nikolaevitsj ikke var særlig glad i å tale om litteratur; men han var alltid levende interessert i forfatterens person.”
― Maxim Gorky, Reminiscences (of Leo Tolstoy; Anton Chekhov; Leonid Andreyev; Alexander Blok; & Letter to Constantin Stanislavsky)

tags: intellecutals, litteratur, psykologi, reading, tolstoi, tolstoj, tolstoy

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“There is always some happy and interesting thing happening, and I shall have two pleasures each time, my own enjoyment, and getting to tell you of them.”
― Elinore Pruitt Stewart, Letters of a Woman Homesteader

tags: ability-to-see, enjoyment, pleasure, positive-outlook

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“-Det er ikke sant, slikt skriver man bare i kloke bøker.”
― Maxim Gorky, Reminiscences (of Leo Tolstoy; Anton Chekhov; Leonid Andreyev; Alexander Blok; & Letter to Constantin Stanislavsky)

tags: intellektuelle, litteratur, psykologi, reading, tolstoi, tolstoj, tolstoy, truth

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“My schoolfellows were mostly stiff, illiterate lads, who, with a little bad Latin and worse Greek, plumed themselves mightily on their scholarship; and I had little inducement to form any intimacies among them; for, of all men, the ignorant scholar is the least amusing.”
― Hugh Miller, Tales and Sketches

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“Microdoses of nourishing, pleasurable habits spread through the other areas of your life like rainbows at a Dolly Parton concert.”
― Sarah Hays Coomer, The Habit Trip: A Fill-in-the-Blank Journey to a Life on Purpose

tags: dolly-parton, habit-change, healthy-habits, microdosing, pleasure, rainbow

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