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“Let no one who has the slightest desire to live in peace and quietness be tempted, under any circumstances, to enter upon the chivalrous task of trying to correct a popular error.”

Quote by William Thoms

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William Thoms (November 16, 1803 - August 15, 1885) was a prominent British writer of the 19th century. His works spanned poetry, novels, and drama, and he was known for his unique literary style and his focus on social issues. more

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