The barriers between animal and human come down very easily. We belong to a single great family, and if we are lonely an — Marlen Haushofer
The barriers between animal and human come down very easily. We belong to a single great family, and if we are lonely an — Marlen Haushofer
The barriers between animal and human come down very easily. We belong to a single great family, and if we are lonely an — Marlen Haushofer
The barriers between animal and human come down very easily. We belong to a single great family, and if we are lonely an — Marlen Haushofer
The barriers between animal and human come down very easily. We belong to a single great family, and if we are lonely an — Marlen Haushofer
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The barriers between animal and human come down very easily. We belong to a single great family, and if we are lonely and unhappy we gladly accept the friendship of our distant relations.

— Marlen Haushofer
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