Quote by Merry Browne

The elegance of honesty needs no adornment.

The elegance of honesty needs no adornment.

Summary

This quote conveys that honesty is inherently graceful and doesn't require any additional embellishment. It suggests that the simple act of being truthful and sincere is sufficient in itself to convey the beauty and value of honesty. True honesty shines on its own, highlighting the integrity and purity of one's character. The quote implies that there is no need to dress up or embellish the truth; its elegance lies in its unadulterated form.

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