Quote by Charles Dickens

Keep up appearances whatever you do.

Keep up appearances whatever you do.

Summary

This quote highlights the importance of maintaining a certain image or impression of oneself, regardless of circumstances or personal feelings. It signifies the need to project a certain facade or outward appearance of success or happiness, even if it may not reflect the reality within. It suggests that one should prioritize maintaining a certain image for social acceptance, professional advancement, or personal satisfaction, emphasizing the role of appearances in shaping how others perceive and interact with us.

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