Quote by Samuel Johnson

The joy of life is variety; the tenderest love requires to be rekindled by intervals of absence

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Summary

This quote suggests that experiencing different things in life brings joy. It implies that monotony can be uninspiring and that the spice of life lies in encountering diverse experiences. As for love, the quote means that even the most affectionate relationships may need occasional separation to ignite the initial passion and keep the love alive. It implies that absence can add value and evoke stronger emotions when reunited, acting as a catalyst for rekindling the flames of love.

By Samuel Johnson

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