BOOK THE LITTLE PRINCE HARDBACK
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And he turned again to the fox:
"Goodbye..." he told her.
"Good-bye," said the fox. "And here's my secret. It is very simple: you only see correctly with the heart. The eyes cannot see the essence".
"The essence cannot be seen by the eyes," repeated the little prince, to remember it.
"It's the time you lost for your rose that makes it matter so much."
"It's the time I lost for my rose..." said the little prince, to remember it.
"People have forgotten this truth," said the fox. "But you mustn't forget her. You become forever responsible for what you have tamed. You are in charge
for your rose…”
"I am responsible for my rose..." repeated the little prince, to remember it.
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