One must cherish one's effigies, if one can tolerate them, perhaps more lovingly than one cherishes one's intrinsic self. (Françoise Sagan)

One must cherish one's effigies, if one can tolerate them, perhaps more lovingly than one cherishes one's intrinsic self.

Françoise Sagan

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