Quote by Thomas Fuller

There is nothing that so much gratifies an ill tongue as when it finds an angry heart.


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Summary

This quote suggests that individuals who enjoy spreading negativity derive great satisfaction when they encounter someone who is already angry or upset. The "ill tongue" refers to someone who delights in speaking hurtful words or engaging in gossip, while the "angry heart" signifies a person experiencing anger and frustration. The quote highlights the disturbing tendency of certain individuals to seek out opportunities to worsen someone's emotional state, finding joy in exacerbating negativity rather than attempting to resolve conflicts or help others in need.

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Anger
By Thomas Fuller
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