Quote by H. G. Bohn

Anger begins with folly, and ends with repentance.

Anger begins with folly, and ends with repentance.

Summary

This quote suggests that anger is rooted in irrationality or foolishness. It implies that anger often arises from hasty or thoughtless actions or decisions. However, it also implies that anger eventually leads to remorse or regret, indicating that it is usually an unproductive emotion that only results in negative consequences. In essence, the quote suggests that anger is a self-defeating emotion that starts with unwise actions and only brings about remorse or repentance in the end.

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By H. G. Bohn

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