Quote by Francis Walsingham

Knowledge is never too dear.

Knowledge is never too dear.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the value and importance of knowledge, suggesting that it is always worth pursuing regardless of the cost or effort involved. It implies that gaining knowledge is an invaluable investment that has the potential to benefit individuals in various aspects of life. The quote encourages a mindset of continuous learning and the willingness to invest time, resources, and efforts to acquire knowledge and expand one's understanding of the world. It suggests that the personal growth and understanding gained from knowledge are priceless and outweigh any sacrifices made to attain it.

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