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"Life is mainly grief and labour. Two things get you through. Chortling when it hits your neighbour, Whingeing when it…"

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"The have a saying: “The misfortune of others tastes like honey.” The speak of joie maligne, a diabolical delight in o…"

"I coined the word "limerence." It was pronounceable and seemed to me and to two students to have a "fitting" sound. T…"

"The English language lacked a noun singular for the state of being love smitten, or having fallen in love, until Doro…"

"Writers have been philosophizing, moralizing, and eulogizing on the subject of "erotic," "passionate," "romantic" lov…"

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