Seneca. Quotes

Men Do Not Allow Anyone To Take Possession Of Their Estates, And, If There Is The Slightest Dispute About The Limit Of Their Property, They Rush To Pick Up Stones And Weapons: But They Are Allow Others To Make Inroads Into Their Life, Even Extending Personal Invitations To Those Who Will One Day Possess It.

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