Quote by Oscar Wilde

An excellent man he has no enemies and none of his friends like him.


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Summary

This quote suggests that despite being a person of great moral caliber and exceptional qualities, this individual is unable to maintain close friendships. It implies a paradoxical situation where the person is well-respected and admired without any apparent foe, but fails to connect with others on a personal level. The quote highlights the contradictory nature of human relationships and suggests that being virtuous does not always guarantee interpersonal bonds.

By Oscar Wilde
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