Anthony Trollope Quotes
There Is Nothing Perhaps So Generally Consoling To A Man As A Well-established Grievance; A Feeling Of Having Been Injured, On Which His Mind Can Brood From Hour To Hour, Allowing Him To Plead His Own Cause In His Own Court, Within His Own Heart, And Always To Plead It Successfully.
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