Quote by Oliver Wendell Holmes

Good Americans when they die, go to Paris.


Good Americans when they die, go to Paris.

Summary

This quote, often attributed to American author and journalist Thomas Gold Appleton, captures the charm and allure that Paris holds for many Americans. It suggests that Paris is seen as a symbol of refinement, culture, and sophistication, symbolizing a desirable afterlife for those who aspire to a certain aesthetic and lifestyle. Americans might view Paris as a city where they can indulge in arts, cuisine, history, and romance, resulting in an association between the city and a idyllic destination even in death.

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America
By Oliver Wendell Holmes
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