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“Lust is not interested in its partners, but only in the gratification…

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Quote by Henry Fairlie

Henry Fairlie

“Lust is not interested in its partners, but only in the gratification of its own craving, not in the satisfaction of whole natures, but only in the appeasement of an appetite that we are unable to subdue. Lust dies at the next dawn, and when it returns in the evening, to search where it may, it is with its own past erased.”

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