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Every Idea Appears At First As A Strange Visitor, And When It Begins To Be Realized, It Is Hardly Distinguishable From Fantasy.

-Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

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Every Idea Appears At First As A

Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

Every Idea Appears At First As A Strange Visitor, And When It Begins To Be Realized, It Is Hardly Distinguishable From Fantasy.

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