The Wisdom of Life, Being the First Part of Arthur Schopenhauer's Aphorismen Zur Lebensweisheit

action admirable aims amongst appeal Aristotle ARTHUR SCHOPENHAUER BAILEY SAUNDERS blessings blow boredom character cheerful Cicero circumstances claims classes comes common degree Descartes Desglands Diogenes Laertius duel dull EDWARD CARPENTER endowed Epicurus esprit de corps essays everything evil existence external fact favour feeling fellow-men female honour folly fool give Glasgow Herald Goethe greater hand highest human nature influence insult intellect intelligence interest kind of honour knightly honour LAURENCE GRONLUND live look man's mankind marriage matter means mental mind miserable moral nation never object ordinary pain people's opinion perhaps philistine philosopher pleasure possession pride principle of knightly qualities reason recognised remarks rich Schopenhauer Schopenhauer's sense SIDNEY WEBB Sir John Lubbock Socialism society suffering temperament theory thing thought true truth undisturbed leisure wealth whilst whole wisdom word worth