Quote by William Shakespeare

I would forget it fain,But oh, it presses to my memory,Like damnÃ¨d guilty deeds to sinners' minds.I would be glad to forget about it, but it weighs on my memory like sins linger in guilty minds.

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The quote expresses the speaker's reluctance to forget a certain memory or experience, comparing it to how sinful deeds haunt the guilty. Despite the desire to let go of this memory, its presence lingers in the mind, relentlessly pressing upon it. The quote highlights the enduring nature of memories and the difficulty of escaping their impact on our thoughts and emotions.

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Guilt Bad News

By William Shakespeare

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