Quote by William Shakespeare

The Devil hath power To assume a pleasing shape

The Devil hath power To assume a pleasing shape

Summary

This quote, often attributed to William Shakespeare, implies that the Devil is capable of disguising himself as something attractive or enticing. It suggests that evil can often present itself in an appealing or alluring manner, deceiving people into embracing it. The quote serves as a reminder to be vigilant and discerning, as things that may seem good on the surface can have malevolent intentions lurking underneath. It highlights the importance of seeing beyond appearances and recognizing the true nature of people or situations.

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By William Shakespeare

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