Seneca: For what else are you busied with except improving yourself every day, laying aside some error, and coming to understand

For what else are you busied with except improving yourself every day, laying as — Seneca

For what else are you busied with except improving yourself every day, laying aside some error, and coming to understand that the faults which you attribute to circumstances are in yourself?

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