Quote by William Shakespeare

Woe to the hand that shed this costly blood

Woe to the hand that shed this costly blood

Summary

This quote emphasizes the deep remorse and condemnation felt towards the individual responsible for shedding precious blood. It reflects the sentiment that causing harm to another, especially if it results in the loss of life, is an action deserving of criticism and guilt. The phrase "woe to the hand" signifies a strong lamentation and serves as a warning against the dire consequences that befall those who commit such a heinous act. Overall, the quote highlights the enormity and tragic nature of taking someone's life.

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By William Shakespeare

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