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More medicine for the melancholy

By Jess Q. Cruz | September 17, 2001 - 12:00am

The human condition can be so ghastly to the extreme that, in recompense, nature has gifted man with laughter. He alone of all creatures under God’s heaven laughs at the folly of his own kind. (The laughing...

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