Evil is so made to wait upon good in this world—to quicken it by alarm, to brighten it by contrast.
James Henry Leigh HuntSource: A Jar of Honey from Mount Hybla, Introductory Chapter
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Evil is so made to wait upon good in this world—to quicken it by alarm, to brighten it by contrast.
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