A good man acts with a vigour, and suffers with a patience, more than human, when he believes himself countenanced by the Almighty.


Prose Quotations from Socrates to Macaulay (1880)

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A good man acts with a vigour, and suffers with a patience, more than human, when he believes himself countenanced by the Almighty.

A good man acts with a vigour, and suffers with a patience, more than human, when he believes himself countenanced by the Almighty.

A good man acts with a vigour, and suffers with a patience, more than human, when he believes himself countenanced by the Almighty.

A good man acts with a vigour, and suffers with a patience, more than human, when he believes himself countenanced by the Almighty.