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Emile, or On Education Quotes

For it is in the nature of man to endure patiently the necessity of things but not the ill will of others.[Car il est dans la nature de l’homme d’endurer patiemment la nécessité des choses, mais non la mauvaise volonté d’ autrui.]

Source:(Basic Books, ed. 1979), Book II, Page 91
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  • Book: Emile, or On Education
  • Writer: Jean-Jacques Rousseau
  • Genre: Philosophy
  • Published: 1762
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