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There are those among mankind, who can enjoy no relish of their being, except the world is made acquainted with all that relates to them.
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Some people cannot fully enjoy their own lives unless other people know everything about them. Their sense of satisfaction depends on making their personal affairs public and keeping them in the world’s awareness. The quote presents this as a contrast between private enjoyment of life and the need for widespread attention.
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- The Tatler, No. 181, edited by George A. Aitken (Project Gutenberg)
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