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Definition by Romulus Dianu about happiness

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The total amount of misfortunes which have not yet happened to us, is called happiness.

Romulus DianuRomulus Dima

Definition by Romulus Dianu (Romulus Dima) about happiness.

Romulus Dianu (Romulus Dima) 1905 - 1975, romanian poet, novelist and journalist

Also known as: Romulus Dima.

Was born on: 22 mar 1905.
Died on 25 aug 1975, at 70 years old.

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