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Quote by Fabian Fucan
Those whose words are many have little grace.
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The quote suggests that using many words can weaken the elegance or quality of what is said. It values restraint, implying that fewer, more carefully chosen words may express an idea with greater clarity and dignity. It warns against needless talk, not against speaking at length when detail is genuinely needed.
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- Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture, “Refutation of Deus by Fabian”
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