Quote by Benjamin Franklin

Fear to do ill, and you need fear else.

Fear to do ill, and you need fear else.

Summary

This quote suggests that if you have a fear of doing something wrong or harmful, then you will naturally be cautious and afraid in other situations as well. It implies that having a conscience and a fear of negative consequences can act as a deterrent against engaging in immoral or unethical actions. In other words, if you are mindful of the potential harm your actions can cause, you will be more inclined to act with integrity in all aspects of your life.

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By Benjamin Franklin

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