When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state — Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
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When we imagine ourselves to be in a state of mind, no matter what, we are in that state of mind, and thus in that state of illness which we imagine ourselves to be in, in every state that we imagine ourselves in.

— Thomas Bernhard, Gehen
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