Voltaire: Nous cherchons tous le bonheur, mais sans savoir où, comme les ivrognes qui cherchent leur maison, sachant confusément q

Nous cherchons tous le bonheur, mais sans savoir où, comme les ivrognes qui cher — Voltaire

Nous cherchons tous le bonheur, mais sans savoir où, comme les ivrognes qui cherchent leur maison, sachant confusément qu'ils en ont une.

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