Summary
This quote suggests that there are books commonly regarded as classics that receive admiration and acclaim, but are rarely actually read by people. It alludes to the phenomenon where people tend to praise certain literary works based on their reputations, without actually engaging in the act of reading them. This short explanation highlights the discrepancy between the perceived value of classic literature and people's actual engagement with these books.
By Mark Twain
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