Alfred Lord Tennyson Quotes

He That Wrongs A Friend Wrongs Himself More, And Ever Bears About A Silent Court Of Justice In His Breast, Himself The Judge And Jury, And Himself The Prisoner At The Bar Ever Condemned.

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