Rogue HWLN 02 009

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Rogue "It has often been said that every man who has suffered misfortunes prefers to be himself, even with his misfortunes, rather than to be someone else without them. For unfortunate men, when they preserve their normality in their misfortune—that is to say, when they endeavour to persist in their own being—prefer misfortune to non-existence" (p. 9). de Unamuno, Miguel. Tragic Sense of Life . 1912. E. Crawford Flitch (trans.), Dover, 1954. https://archive.org/details/tragicsenseoflif00unam/mode/2up