“Deviation from either truth or duty is a downward path.”
Quote by Tryon Edwards
Work
The New Dictionary of Thoughts
This book serves as a repository of wisdom, featuring a wide array of quotes and thoughts on various subjects such as life, philosophy, and personal growth. It is designed to inspire readers and provide them with insights from a diverse range of thinkers and writers. more
Author
Tryon Edwards
Tryon Edwards, a figure from 1809 to 1894, whose specific profession and category are unknown. more
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