Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping a — Gustav Fechner
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Man lives on earth not once, but three times: the first stage of his life is his continual sleep; the second, sleeping and waking by turns; the third, waking forever.

— Gustav Fechner
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