Albert Camus: Knowing that certain nights whose sweetness lingers will keep returning to the earth and sea after we are gone, yes, thi

Knowing that certain nights whose sweetness lingers will keep returning to the e — Albert Camus

Knowing that certain nights whose sweetness lingers will keep returning to the earth and sea after we are gone, yes, this helps us to die.

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