pport their endeavors on what they feel like doing instead of reasoning out possible penalty and avoiding several devastating outcomes. As the piece of work continues, "Suffice that Reason keep to Nature's road," it is declaring that without reason, we would ramble out of the path that leads us to a more virtuous lifestyle; we would wander of this divine road and succumb to the dangers that we face in everyday life. It most definitely applies to American society today because many American teenagers, if not lead through the right path, will be introduced to the drug addiction and violent ambitions that others suffer and pos
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