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We can not live up to these teachings as we should; for in the presence of infinite might and infinite wisdom, the strength of the strongest man is but weakness, and the keenest of mortal eyes see but dimly.
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This quote reflects Roosevelt's belief in the limitations of human strength and understanding in the face of greater forces.
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