THOUGHTS FROM NIETZSCHE.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 215, 19 February 1915, Page 6

THOUGHTS FROM NIETZSCHE.

life h too short fur tile rare and uncommon. To make themselves superlhious is the glory of all tfivafc men. Many a foils to Ixvome a thinker fur the soli- ri'U'-un that his liu-mopy toi. .'iontl. Tim value of many men and hooks rcsl'.-, solrly on tlu»ir faculty for compelling all to speak out the most hidden. am! intimate tilings. (In tli.' height■' ic is warmer than people in the valleys suppose, especially in winter. The thinker recognises the full import of 'his simde. In the mountains of truth you never climb in vail). Hither you already reach a higher point to-day, or you exercise your strength in onlir to lie aide to ■climb higher to-morrow. He that prefers the beautiful to the meiul in life will undoubtedly, like children who prefer sweetmeat* to bread, destroy 'lis digestion, and acquire a very fri liui outlook on the world. Kveryone \yl»> enjoy, things that the principal thing lo the tree is the fruit, but. in point 'if , the principal tiling to it is the seed. Herein lies tile dill'erenco between them that create ami them tlis'. enjoy. •'"{'lie great I'ning is to love not to be loved." —Mrs. ('raigie. Scotland givi ti nnii-li to the world, but her best gifts have been the men and women she has suit to colonise new lands.''"-lion, liigby Penman. "It is curious to note the old sea margins of human thought. Hacli subsiding century reveals some new mystery: we build where monsters used to hide them-selves."-—Longfellow.