February 13, 1951. No! I cannot claim that with the end of this notebook, of the notebook, all will be settled, that all will have been done. Perhaps I will have the desire to add to this again. To add something. To add. Perhaps. To add to this again at the last momenthttp://www.adpf.asso.fr/adpf-publi/folio/textes/gide_ang.rtf

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In this quote, the author expresses uncertainty and a sense of unfinished business. Despite the nearing end of the notebook, the author acknowledges the possibility of revisiting and expanding their thoughts. It reflects the human tendency to continuously seek further understanding or to add to one's existing ideas and observations. This quote captures the inherent curiosity and ever-evolving nature of the human mind.

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