Quote by William Shakespeare

Words pay no debts.

Words pay no debts.

Summary

This quote highlights the notion that mere promises or apologies hold no value unless they are followed by tangible actions. It suggests that mere words cannot fulfill or settle any obligations or debts one may have. In order to truly make amends or fulfill responsibilities, concrete actions or efforts are required rather than mere verbal expressions. The quote emphasizes the importance of integrity and reinforces the idea that actions speak louder than words.

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By William Shakespeare

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