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In the ages of equality all men are independent of each other, isolated and weak.
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In the ages of equality all men are independent of each other, isolated and weak.
The breakfast was eaten in silence, the women humbled with a sense of their helplessness, and the men gratified with a sense of their power.
Even the commonest men reserve the violent, the sulky, the undisguisedly selfish side of their character for those who have no power to withstand it.
For them all is suspicion and anxiety; for them there is no possibility of friendship.
Beware, for I am fearless and therefore powerful