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“Only the highest souls realize and accept that he who sins is far more to be pitied, aye, and loved, if love is what the highest human passion should be, than is the one against whom the sinner has sinned.”

Quote by Louise Jordan Miln

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Louise Jordan Miln

Louise Jordan Miln, a British author born in 1864 and died in 1933, is known for her delicate emotions and rich imagination in her children's literature works. more

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