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There is less premeditation in human affairs, and their course is more natural than people commonly believe.
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John Morley
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gutenberg.orgThere is less premeditation in human affairs, and their course is more natural than people commonly believe.
Morley asserts that human actions are often less calculated and more instinctive than commonly perceived.
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