查拉图斯特拉如是说(英文全本)第 120 部分

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foolish,

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pretty,

lively

little

sprites

flit

about—that

moveth

Zarathustra

to tears

and songs.

I should

only

believe in

a God that

would know

how to

dance. And

when I saw

my devil,

I found

him

serious,

thorough,

profound,

solemn: he

was the

spirit of

gravity—through

him all

things

fall. Not

by wrath,

but by

laughter,

do we

slay.

Come, let

us slay

the spirit

of

gravity! I

learned to

walk;

since then

have I let

myself

run. I

learned to

fly; since

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