Then I fell sick, I was delirious, driven mad by fear, they said at the hospital. Maybe so. The best thing to do when you're in this world, don't you… - Louis-Ferdinand Céline

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Then I fell sick, I was delirious, driven mad by fear, they said at the hospital. Maybe so. The best thing to do when you're in this world, don't you agree, is to get out of it. Crazy or not, scared or not.

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About Louis-Ferdinand Céline

Louis-Ferdinand Céline (May 27, 1894 – July 1, 1961) was a French author.

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Alternative Names: Dr. Louis Ferdinand Auguste Destouches Louis Ferdinand Destouches Lui-Ferdinand Selin L.-F. Selin L.-F. Céline Louis-Ferdinand Celine L.-F. Celine Louis Ferdinand Céline Louis-Ferdinand Destouches
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