Man himself is to the discerning one: the animal with red cheeks. 102

Verily, I like them not, the merciful ones, whose bliss is in their

pity: too destitute are they of bashfulness.

If I must be pitiful, I dislike to be called so; and if I be so, it is

preferably at a distance. 102

Since humanity came into being, man hath enjoyed himself too little:

that alone, my brethren, is our original sin! 103

Great obligations do not make grateful, but revengeful; and when a

small kindness is not forgotten, it becometh a gnawing worm. 103

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