He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only incre — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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He'd have improved if you'd not givenHim a mere glimmer of the light in heaven;He calls it Reason, and it has only increasedHis power to be beastlier than a beast.

— Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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