become
smaller!
Everywhere
do I see
lower
doorways:
he who is
of my type
can still
go
therethrough,
but—he
must
stoop! Oh,
when shall
I arrive
again at
my home,
where I
shall no
longer
have to
stoop—shall
no longer
have to
stoop
before the
small
ones?‘—And
Zarathustra
sighed,
and gazed
into the
distance.—
The same
day,
however,
he gave
his
discourse
on the be
dwarfing
virtue. 2.
I pass
through
this
people and
keep mine
eyes open:
they do
