Ira quoque aut odium in pectoribus humanis magnos fluctus excitant, procursu celerior illa, nocendi cupidine hoc pertinacius, uterque consternationis plenus adfectus ac numquam sine tormento sui violentus, quia dolorem, cum inferre vult, patitur, amara sollicitudine ne non contingat ultio anxius.
Anger too and hatred raise mighty waves in human hearts. The former is swifter in the outbreak, the latter more persistent in desire to harm. Either emotion is full of confusion and never fails in its violence to torment itself, because it suffers hurt when it would fain inflict it, uneasy in painful anxiety lest it fail of vengeance.
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