1. The Problem of Faust
GA 273/1916-09-30/p079
·1916-09-30
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> “Thanks to the strength of the heart's blood, and the perfect healthiness of all the limbs, they are either enclosed within or sensitive outside the body, for it opens all the nerves end pores so that evil can be driven out and good can peacefully take its place.”
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