Quote by Benjamin Disraeli

It is the lot of man to suffer.

It is the lot of man to suffer.

Summary

This quote suggests that suffering is an inherent part of the human condition. It implies that it is a natural outcome in life and that every individual will experience pain, hardship, or difficulties at some point. It acknowledges that suffering is a universal and unavoidable aspect of human existence, regardless of one's social status, age, or circumstances.

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By Benjamin Disraeli

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