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Как Сизиф, тащу камень счастия на гору, хотя он уже бесконечные разы вырывался из рук моих.
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The speaker describes happiness as a heavy stone that must be carried uphill again and again. Each time it slips away, the effort begins anew. “Like Sisyphus” emphasizes a repeating struggle: happiness remains something the speaker keeps pursuing, even after countless failures to hold on to it.
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- Орловский объединенный государственный литературный музей И. С. Тургенева
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