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是的，这是个水贴。
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: e/ Z" n, H" d0 {$ p" b4 ~4 M2 N原文在此 http://quoratopstories.tumblr.co ... st-truth-about-life/ d# P5 k) A* i4 D- L
& ]( X$ z& H. c/ C6 f“One day, whether you are 14, 28 or 65,$ w* @) S3 u9 r3 Y
you will stumble upon someone who will start a fire in you that cannot die.
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is they are not always with whom we spend our lives” , w! x2 Z& L) c# y$ m0 D
― Beau Taplin
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! R2 `& Q& g# T' LThis is a quote from a relatively obscure author. As someone who is lucky enough to know how enjoyable the company of someone can be, I immediately recognized it as the truth. I think it can be generalized to all good things in life that we will only get a chance to experience briefly.
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