Theodore Watts-Dunton: Man's knowledge, save before his fellow man, Is ignorance—his widest wisdom folly.

Man's knowledge, save before his fellow man, Is ignorance—his widest wisdom foll — Theodore Watts-Dunton

Man's knowledge, save before his fellow man, Is ignorance—his widest wisdom folly.

Theodore Watts-Dunton

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Much learning shows how little mortals know; Much wealth, how little worldlings — Edward Young
Scire est nescire, nisi id me scire alius scierit. — To know is not to know
In vain have you acquired knowledge if you do not impart it it to others. — Deuteronomy Rabbah
But the full sum of me * * Is an unlesson'd girl, unschool'd, unpractis'd; Happy — William Shakespeare
Life is an incurable disease. — Abraham Cowley
Life is a hideous thing, and from the background behind what we know of it peer — H. P. Lovecraft
Too soon did the Doctors of the Church forget that the Heart , the Moral Nature, — Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Repetition does not transform a lie into a truth. — Franklin D. Roosevelt
Les gens heureux ne se corrigent guère; ils croient toujours avoir raison quand — François de La Rochefoucauld
I don't believe in the landscape. — Fernando Pessoa
You cannot drag a man's conscience before any tribunal, and no one is answerable — Napoleon
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