Samuel Johnson: There is no man whose kindness we may not some time want, or by whose malice we…
There is no man whose kindness we may not some time want, or by whose malice we may not some time suffer.
In today’s wordsThere's no one whose kindness we might not someday need, or whose malice we might not someday suffer.
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