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Offenders never pardon.

Offenders never pardon.

Summary

This quote suggests that those who have committed offenses or wrongdoings are unlikely to forgive others for their mistakes. It implies that those who have caused harm or hurt to others are less inclined to offer forgiveness and understanding when they themselves have been wronged. This quote highlights how past actions and experiences can shape an individual's capacity for forgiveness and their willingness to let go of grievances.

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