Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe Quotes
For We Are So Constituted By Nature, That We Are Ever Prone To Compare Ourselves With Others; And Our Happiness Or Misery Depends Very Much On The Objects And Persons Around Us. On This Account, Nothing Is More Dangerous Than Solitude: There Our Imagination, Always Disposed To Rise, Taking A New Flight On The Wings Of Fancy, Pictures To Us A Chain Of Beings Of Whom We Seem The Most Inferior.
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