Before long, I had lost my youth and my patience for indulging others. Books were everything in life; books were better than wine.
The narrator reflects on a transformation that has occurred in their life, recognizing a loss of youth and the patience they once had to accommodate others. As time goes on, the significance of books in their life becomes paramount, suggesting that reading has taken precedence over social experiences or indulgences.
This shift highlights a profound appreciation for literature, with books emerging as a source of fulfillment that surpasses even the pleasure derived from wine. It suggests a deep connection to the written word and emphasizes how literature can provide solace and meaning in one's life.
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