In Regards to Danger
If one is with solicitude toward danger, there is the openness of mind that such danger could entreat him or her in a great array of strength. And when that day come: destruction, or heaviness of heart. Yet such things can be prepared for: the conduct of an individual, if properly applied, will not feel remorse concerning the future guilt of passion succumbed by it. There are arbitrary ways to live one's life, but if a man or woman come into despair; it is best to unite one's passion toward a goal that will benefit themselves and others in a way that is ripe with ambition.
There is no better argument for literary truth, when one mentions that if someone is to bend their bow to do evil, and shoot that which will cause calamity, they most likely will suffer that consequence. It is ambition towards good works, however, such as helping a lady that is elderly come to knowledge of truth and love, that reflects a way of life that can be cleansed of past woes.
Alex
