Samuel Butler: There are two classes of people in this world, those who sin , and those who are sinned against; if a man must belong to

There are two classes of people in this world, those who sin , and those who are — Samuel Butler

There are two classes of people in this world, those who sin , and those who are sinned against; if a man must belong to either, he had better belong to the first than to the second.

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