Quote by Sir John Vanbrugh
Virtue is its own reward. There's a pleasure in doing good which sufficiently pays itself.
Summary
This quote suggests that when one acts with virtue and does good deeds, the intrinsic satisfaction and joy derived from doing so is its own reward. It implies that the act of being virtuous and doing good is fulfilling in itself and does not require external recognition or tangible benefits. In other words, the pleasure and contentment that come from leading a virtuous life are enough to justify and fulfill one's actions.