That Which Is Common To

Our Problem Is Not That We Aim Too High And Miss, But That We Aim Too Low And Hit.

But Nature Flies From The Infinite; For The Infinite Is Imperfect, And Nature Always Seeks An End.

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It Belongs To Small-mindedness To Be Unable To Bear Either Honor Or Dishonor, Either Good Fortune Or Bad, But To Be Filled With Conceit When Honored And Puffed Up By Trifling Good Fortune, And To Be Unable To Bear Even The Smallest Dishonor And To Deem Any Chance Failure A Great Misfortune, And To Be Distressed And Annonyed At Everything. Moreover The Small-minded Man Is The Sort Of Person To Call All Slights An Insult And Dishonor, Even Those That Are Due To Ignorance Or Forgetfulness. Small-mindedness Is Accompanied By Pettiness, Querulousness, Pessimism And Self-abasement.

Nature Makes Nothing Incomplete, And Nothing In Vain.