查拉图斯特拉如是说（英文全本）第 135 部分

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melancholy,

and eager

for the

little

casualties

that bring

death:

thus do

they wait,

and clench

their

teeth. Or

else, they

grasp at

sweetmeats,

and mock

at their

childishness

thereby:

they cling

to their

straw of

life, and

mock at

their

still

clinging

to it.

Their

wisdom

speaketh

thus: “A

fool, he

who

remaineth

alive; but

so far are

we fools!

And that

is the

foolishest

thing in

life!”

“Life is

only

suffering”:

so say

others,

and lie