Jules Renard: It is tremendous how hard it is to take an interest in the ailments of others when you are well.

It is tremendous how hard it is to take an interest in the ailments of others wh — Jules Renard

It is tremendous how hard it is to take an interest in the ailments of others when you are well.

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