Can someone paraphrase this / put it into simpler words.

"She is only wicked to gain a great end; and is perhaps more distinguished by her commanding presence of mind and inexorable self-will, which do not suffer her to be diverted from a bad purpose, when once formed, by weak and womanly regrets, than by the hardness of her heart or want of natural affections."

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Aydan

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9 February, 18:01

Can someone paraphrase this / put it into simpler words.

"She is only wicked to gain a great end; and is perhaps more distinguished by her commanding presence of mind and inexorable self-will, which do not suffer her to be diverted from a bad purpose, when once formed, by weak and womanly regrets, than by the hardness of her heart or want of natural affections."

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Salvatore · Answer 1

"She is just evil to increase an incredible end; and is maybe increasingly recognized by her directing sound judgment and unyielding self-will, which don't experience the ill effects of a terrible reason, when once shaped, by powerless and womanly laments, than by the hardness of her heart or need of characteristic expressions of love."