By Arthur Schopenhauer
Love interrupts at every hour the most serious occupations, and sometimes perplexes for a while even the greatest minds. It does not hesitate to interfere with the negotiations of statesmen and the investigations of the learned. It knows how to slip its love-notes and ringlets even into ministerial portfolios and philosophical manuscripts. It sometimes demands the sacrifice of health, sometimes of wealth, position and happiness.
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