Seneca: No man can suffer both severely and for a long time; Nature, who loves us most tenderly, has so constituted us as to mak

No man can suffer both severely and for a long time; Nature, who loves us most t — Seneca

No man can suffer both severely and for a long time; Nature, who loves us most tenderly, has so constituted us as to make pain either endurable or short.

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