Autobiography (John Stuart Mill)
A work by John Stuart Mill
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Happiness is the test of conduct and the end of life, but it can only be reached by not making it the direct aim, Asking yourself whether you are happy stops you being so; the only chance is to aim at some end outside happiness
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