Henry Fielding Quote

As a wise general never despises his enemy, however inferior that enemy's force may be, so neither doth a wise physician ever despise a distemper, however inconsiderable.

The History of Tom Jones: A Foundling (Volume 1), Book V, Chapter VIII (p. 229)

As a wise general never despises his enemy, however inferior that enemy's force may be, so neither doth a wise physician ever despise a distemper,...

As a wise general never despises his enemy, however inferior that enemy's force may be, so neither doth a wise physician ever despise a distemper,...

As a wise general never despises his enemy, however inferior that enemy's force may be, so neither doth a wise physician ever despise a distemper,...

As a wise general never despises his enemy, however inferior that enemy's force may be, so neither doth a wise physician ever despise a distemper,...