Quote by William Cullen Bryant

Remorse is virtue's root; its fair increase are fruits of innocence and blessedness.


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Summary

This quote suggests that remorse, the feeling of sorrow or regret for one's wrongdoing, is the foundation upon which virtue is built. It goes on to say that the growth and manifestation of virtues, such as innocence and blessedness, stem from this initial sense of remorse. In other words, acknowledging and feeling remorse for our actions allows us to experience innocence and blessedness, leading to personal growth and the development of virtuous qualities.

By William Cullen Bryant
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