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"Every horse thinks its own pack heaviest"

- Thomas Fuller

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This quote by Thomas Fuller is a suggestion that everybody has their own battles and burdens to bear. It is simple to compare ourselves to others and think that our own problems are irrelevant in comparison. However, this quote advises us that everyone has their own unique battles which we should not judge others based upon our own experiences. Everyone has their own challenges and it is essential to bear in mind that what may appear like a little concern to a single person might be a huge concern to another. We ought to not judge others based upon our own experiences and rather try to be understanding and helpful of those around us.

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Thomas Fuller This quote is written / told by Thomas Fuller between June 19, 1608 and August 16, 1661. He was a famous Clergyman from England. The author also have 85 other quotes.

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