Seneca: Very often the things that cost nothing cost us the most heavily; I can show you many objects the quest and acquisition

Very often the things that cost nothing cost us the most heavily; I can show you — Seneca

Very often the things that cost nothing cost us the most heavily; I can show you many objects the quest and acquisition of which have wrested freedom from our hands.

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