We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. — Goethe
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We accept every person in the world as that for which he gives himself out only he must give himself out for something. We can put up with the unpleasant more easily than we can endure the insignificant.

— Goethe
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