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Perchance to die
as some men do so that I can feel something too. Here stand I, nothing remains, you look at me with such disdain! For it is clear that I am jaded; and all on me is lost, my humanity hath faded. So turn I to salt for looking back, and do I regain, that which I have lacked.
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