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What a man does abroad by night requires and implies more deliberate energy than what he is encouraged to do in the sunshine.

—Henry David Thoreau, 1852

Darkness endows the small and ordinary ones among mankind with poetical power.

—Thomas Hardy, 1874

Night affords the most convenient shade for works of darkness.

—John Taylor, 1750

The moon is a friend for the lonesome to talk to.

—Carl Sandburg, 1934

I’ve dreamed enough to have a drink.

—François Rabelais, 1546

The great difficulty lies in trying to transpose last night’s moment to a day which has no knowledge of it.

—Zora Neale Hurston, 1942

In my dreams I sleep with everybody.

—Anaïs Nin, 1933
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