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HIM: I agree. However don't let my condition affect you too much. In revealing myself to you I didn't mean to cause you distress. From those people I've saved up something. Remember that I didn't need anything, absolutely nothing, and they gave me a considerable allowance for my trifling pleasures. HIM I AGREE HOWEVER DON'T LET MY CONDITION AFFECT YOU TOO MUCH IN REVEALING MYSELF TO YOU I DIDN'T MEAN TO CAUSE YOU DISTRESS FROM THOSE PEOPLE I'VE SAVED UP SOMETHING REMEMBER THAT I DIDN'T NEED ANYTHING ABSOLUTELY NOTHING AND THEY GAVE ME A CONSIDERABLE ALLOWANCE FOR MY TRIFLING PLEASURES
om the uselessness of the gifts given to us by heaven. It's the cruelest thing of all. It would almost be better for a man not to be born. I listened to him. While he was acting out the scene of the procurer and the young girl being seduced, I was pulled in two opposite directions--I didn't know whether to give in to my desire to laugh or get carried away with anger. I was perplexed. Twenty time a fit of laughter prevented my anger from bursting out--twenty times the anger arising at the bottom of my heart ended in a burst of laughter. I was taken aback by so much cleverness and base behaviour, by such valid ideas alternating with false ones, by such a general perversity of feeling and such complete depravity and such rare frankness. He noticed the conflict going on inside me. "What's the matter with you?" he said. ME: Nothing. HIM: You seem upset. ME: Well, I am. HIM: What do you think I should do? ME: Change the subject. You poor man, to be born or fall into such a debased condition. SCIENCE WHICH ARISES FROM THE USELESSNESS OF THE GIFTS GIVEN TO US BY HEAVEN IT'S THE CRUELLEST THING OF ALL BUT IT WOULD ALMOST BE BETTER FOR A MAN NOT TO BE BORN I LISTENED TO HIM WHEN HE WAS ACTING OUT THE SCENE OF THE PROCUREUR AND THE YOUNG GIRL BEING SEDUCED I WAS PULLED IN TWO OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS I DIDN'T KNOWHETHER TO GIVE IN TO MY DESIRE TO LAUGH OR GET CARRIED AWAY WITH THE ANGER I WAS PERPLEXED TWENTY TIMES A FIT OF LAUGHTER PREVENTED MY ANGER FROM BURSTING OUT TWENTY TIMES THE ANGER ARISING AT THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART ENDED IN A BURST OF LAUGHTER I WAS TAKEN ABACK BY SO MUCH CLEVERNESS AND BASE BEHAVIOUR BY SUCH VALID IDEAS ALTERNATING WITH FALSE ONES BY SUCH A GENERAL PERVERSITY OF FEELING AND SUCH COMPLETE DEPRAVITY AND SUCH RARE FRANKNESS HE NOTICED THE CONFLICT GOING ON INSIDE ME WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH YOU HE SAID ME NOTHING HIM YOU SEEM UPSET ME WELL I AM HIM WHAT DO YOU THINK I SHOULD DO ME CHANGE THE SUBJECT YOU POOR MAN TO BE BORN OR FALL INTO SUCH A DEBASED CONDITION
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