Émile Zola: If the world is to die of misery, at any rate let it die cheerfully, and in sympathy with itself!

If the world is to die of misery, at any rate let it die cheerfully, and in symp — Émile Zola

If the world is to die of misery, at any rate let it die cheerfully, and in sympathy with itself!

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