Act I, scene 1, line 25 (77). | I am a human and consider nothing human alien to me. | I am human, I consider nothing human to be alien to me. | I am human, therefore nothing relating to humanity is outside of my concern. | I am a man; I consider nothing human alien to me. | I am a man, I regard nothing that is human alien to me. | I am a man, I count nothing human foreign to me.
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