How to Live and Die Happily

How to Live and Die Happily is a cut content book in , which was meant to be found in the library during the secondary quest The Tower Outta Nowheres.
Its contents are still present in the game files, but were never attached to an inventory item definition. Also present are subtitles (and thus likely recorded voice lines) for a unique line by Geralt when the book would be found:
:"How to Live and Die Happily: A Modern Exegesis of Lebioda" - what the hell's this doing here?
However, unlike four other books in the tower's library, this one can't be observed during the quest, and Gottfried's Omni-opening Grimoire likely occupied its place.
== Journal entry ==
:In his wisdom the Prophet Lebioda left a great many precepts for the achievement of happiness. They are just as applicable in our times as they were during the great thinker's life. Let us take as an example the tale of the poor man who borrowed from a rich fragrance stallholder. The rich man agreed to the loan on condition that the poor man return everything plus interest in seven day's time. The sum was so large that the rich man was certain the poor man would not be able to pay it back. Then he would by law be forced to work for the rich man without pay. The poor man, however, proved the slier one – he bought warm, sturdy clothing and a strong horse, and then rode out of town.
Category:The Witcher 3 books
Category:The Witcher 3 cut content