All books avoid, for they Are the disgrace of our humanity, And the assassins of the human race. Mark well my words : the true Philosophy consists in growing fat. (Giovanni Battista Lorenzi)

All books avoid, for they Are the disgrace of our humanity, And the assassins of the human race. Mark well my words : the true Philosophy consists in growing fat.

Giovanni Battista Lorenzi

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