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You have suffered enough, even if you had done nothing; and yet what you have suffered is only a consequence of having done more than any other.
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gutenberg.orgYou have suffered enough, even if you had done nothing; and yet what you have suffered is only a consequence of having done more than any other.
Sumner acknowledges the suffering of a friend and their significant contributions to a cause.
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