Ann Plato Quote

Our whole life is often a life of suffering. We can not engage in business, or dissipate ourselves in pleasure and riot as irreligious men too often do: We must bear our sorrows in silence, unknown and unpitied. We must often put on a face of serenity and cheerfulness when our hearts are torn with anguish, or sinking in despair.

Essays. Including Biographies and Miscellaneous Pieces in Prose and Poetry [c. 1841]. Religion