Quote by Samuel Richardson

Calamity is the test of integrity.

Calamity is the test of integrity.

Summary

This quote suggests that a calamity or disaster can be seen as a measure of one's integrity. When faced with difficult or challenging situations, a person's true character and values are tested. It implies that integrity, which encompasses honesty, moral principles, and steadfastness, is truly revealed during times of adversity. How an individual behaves and upholds their values when confronted with calamity can serve as an indicator of their true integrity and strength of character.

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By Samuel Richardson

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