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Samuel Smiles:Thrift, Excerpt 69
Samuel Smiles《Thrift》· Thrift · Investing
Now it is the business of man to understand the laws of health, and to provide against their consequences,--as, for instance, in the matter of sickness, accident, and premature death. We cannot escape the consequences of transgression of the natural laws, though we may have meant well. We must have done well. The Creator does not alter His laws to accommodate them to our ignorance. He has furnished us with intelligence, so that we may understand them and act upon them: otherwise we must suffer the consequences in inevitable pain and sorrow.
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Locator:Excerpt 69 · Verified:2026-10-19 · Verification:Short excerpt
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