Visits always give pleasure; if not the arrival, the departure.

Summary

This quote suggests that visits or encounters with people or places often bring about enjoyment or happiness. It implies that even if the initial arrival may not be pleasurable, there is still satisfaction that can be derived from the departure or culmination of the visit. It highlights the idea that experiences, particularly those involving social dynamics, offer a sense of fulfillment either during or after the encounter, making visits valuable in terms of the pleasure they bring.

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