Quote by Thomas Carlyle

If the cut of the costume indicates intellect and talent, then the color indicates temper and heart.

If the cut of the costume indicates intellect and talent, th

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This quote suggests that while the cut or style of a costume displays one's intellect and talent, the color of the costume reflects one's temperament and emotions. It implies that different colors can evoke different moods and convey certain aspects of a person's personality. The quote underscores the idea that clothing choices can communicate nonverbal messages about a person, going beyond their intellect and talent to reveal their inner emotional disposition.

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