Mark Twain: Formerly, if you killed a man, it was possible that you were insane—but now, if you, having friends and money, kill a ma

Formerly, if you killed a man, it was possible that you were insane—but now, if — Mark Twain

Formerly, if you killed a man, it was possible that you were insane—but now, if you, having friends and money, kill a man, it is evidence that you are a lunatic.

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