Evil comes at leisure like the disease. Good comes in a hurry like the doctor.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the contrasting nature of evil and good. It suggests that evil tends to emerge slowly and gradually, similar to the progression of a disease, while good actions and solutions appear swiftly, like a doctor's arrival to provide timely help. This implies that evil can easily go unnoticed and work its way insidiously into our lives, while goodness and positive actions should be swift and proactive in order to counteract and overcome evil.

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