The irony is the cheerfulnessof thinking and the joy of...

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The irony is the cheerfulnessof thinking and the joy of wisdom.

Definition by Anatole France about irony, joy, thinking, wisdom.

Anatole France

Anatole France 1844 - 1924, french writer

Also called: François-Anatole.

Was born on: 18 apr 1844.
Died on 12 oct 1924, at 80 years old.

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