In Life We Pay For The Evil

When All Is Said, A Man's Final Judgment Of His Fellows Must Be Based Upon His Knowledge Of Himself

Do You Expect Sincerity In Man When Hypocrisy Is The Very Keynote Of Human Nature? We Are Nurtured On It; We Are Schooled In It, We Live By It; And We Rarely Realize It.’ – Book 3, Chapter 16

The Love That Is Never To Be Realized Will Often Remain A Man's Guiding Ideal.

But They Were Fated To Misunderstand Each Other.

It Came To Mr. Blood, As He Trudged Forward Under The Laden Apple-trees On That Fragrant, Delicious July Morning, That Man—as He Had Long Suspected—was The Vilest Work Of God, And That Only A Fool Would Set Himself Up As A Healer Of A Species That Was Best Exterminated.