Mindful of his own dignity, he is mindful of others', because he wishes to safeguard what is in fact the essence of man's value, no one is replacable. It is in this way, in this solitude, that he finds friendship and a friendly society, rather than the flock or the herd. - Eugene Ionesco

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Eugene Ionesco: "Mindful of his own dignity, he is mindful of others', because he wishes to safeguard what is in fact the essence of man's value, no one is replacable. It is in this way, in this solitude, that he finds friendship and a friendly society, rather than the flock or the herd."

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Because	Dignity	Essence	Fact
Finds	Flock	Friendly	Friendship
Herd	Mans	Mindful	Others
Rather	Replacable	Safeguard	Society
Solitude	Value	Wishes

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