Quote#World
Men are microcosms, or little worlds; each man has his distinct…
Quote byCharles Spurgeon · 1834–1892
Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: Sermons (1854–1891), "Man Unknown to Man" (April 14, 1889), Sermon 2079.
English (original)
Men are microcosms, or little worlds; each man has his distinct sphere, wherein he dwells apart. We are so many worlds, and no one world of man exactly overlaps another. You cannot completely know your fellowman.
— Charles Spurgeon
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