One was never married, and that's his hell; another is, and that's his plague.

Summary

This quote reflects the idea that being single and being in a committed relationship both have their own challenges and difficulties. The phrase "one was never married, and that's his hell" suggests that for some individuals, the absence of a partner or a lack of marriage brings unhappiness or a sense of emptiness. Conversely, the phrase "another is, and that's his plague" suggests that being married can sometimes bring its own hardships and problems. The quote highlights the subjective nature of happiness, suggesting that different experiences and circumstances can define what is considered hell or a plague in an individual's life.