«He considered all that the newspapers have been printing about him. Every man attributed to him his own hopes, his personal motives and rancors, and his personal secret misanthropy: it was in vain that he acknowledged his own goals clearly; there was nothing he may do about it.

And yet the reality was clear; it may hardly be clearer.

He cherished all these free roots that gave their magnificence to the earth and to man’s life on it.

He beloved nature, and he had always done his best to defend it.»

– Romain Gary, The Roots of Heaven

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