Quote by John Dryden

His courage foes, his friends his truth proclaim.

His courage foes, his friends his truth proclaim.

Summary

This quote suggests that one's courage and integrity is evidenced by the loyalty and support of their friends. It implies that when a person displays bravery and stands up for what they believe in, their friends will be there to vouch for their authenticity. The quote hints at the idea that one's true character is not only defined by their actions but also by how their peers perceive them. It reinforces the notion that having loyal and trustworthy friends can serve as a testament to an individual's courage and credibility.

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Truth

By John Dryden

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