Friedrich Schiller: If thou canst not give pleasure to all by thy deeds and thy knowledge Give it then, unto the few; many to please is but

If thou canst not give pleasure to all by thy deeds and thy knowledge Give it th — Friedrich Schiller

If thou canst not give pleasure to all by thy deeds and thy knowledge Give it then, unto the few; many to please is but in vain.

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Votes should be weighed, not counted. Sooner or later, the state will be wrecked — Friedrich Schiller
Lebe mit deinem Jahrhundert, aber sei nicht sein Geschöpf; leiste deinen Zeitgen — Friedrich Schiller
He, that noble prize possessing— He that boasts a friend that's true, He whom wo — Friedrich Schiller
The way of the superior man may be found, in its simple elements, in the interco — Confucius
La presteza es madre de la dicha. — Baltasar Gracián
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