Seneca: And we cannot change this order of things; but what we can do is to acquire stout hearts, worthy of good men, thereby co

And we cannot change this order of things; but what we can do is to acquire stou — Seneca

And we cannot change this order of things; but what we can do is to acquire stout hearts, worthy of good men, thereby courageously enduring chance and placing ourselves in harmony with Nature.

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