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“In order to feel true gratitude (the case of friendship being set aside), I have to think that it is…”
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“In order to feel true gratitude (the case of friendship being set aside), I have to think that it is not out of pity, sympathy or caprice that I am being treated well, it is not as a favour or privilege, nor as a natural result of temperament, but from a desire to do what justice demands. Accordingly he who treats me thus wishes that all who are in my situation may be treated in the same way by all who are in his own.”

Simone Weil, Gravity and Grace

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