Nicholas Martin

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The man who was altogether insensible to bodily pain, could deserve no applause from enduring the torture with the most perfect patience and equanimity. The man who had been created without the natural fear of death, could claim no merit from preserving his coolness and presence of mind in the midst of the most dreadful dangers.
Nicholas Martin
The man who wants not to do evil could deserve no credit for being good
Delphi Complete Works of Adam Smith (Illustrated) (Delphi Series Seven Book 10)
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