When we know all of whatever it may be, we can never do anything but forgive, madame. That is the profoundest religious truth that was ever written. It contains, in fact, a whole religion-the noblest religion any man could have to guide him. (Rafael Sabatini)

When we know all of whatever it may be, we can never do anything but forgive, madame. That is the profoundest religious truth that was ever written. It contains, in fact, a whole religion-the noblest religion any man could have to guide him.

Rafael Sabatini

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