There are neither graves nor death in Nature; there are various forms of existence, some of which enable us to be chemists, others only chemical substances. (Bolesław Prus)

There are neither graves nor death in Nature; there are various forms of existence, some of which enable us to be chemists, others only chemical substances.

Bolesław Prus

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