Quote by Jane Austen

each found her greatest safety in silence

each found her greatest safety in silence

Summary

This quote suggests that silence can offer a sense of security and protection to individuals. For each person mentioned, remaining quiet enables them to avoid potential dangers or conflicts that could arise from speaking up. By staying silent, they believe they can eliminate the risks that may come with expressing their thoughts or feelings. This suggests that silence is seen as a safeguard, allowing individuals to maintain their personal well-being and avoid any unwanted consequences that could result from using their voices.

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Silence

By Jane Austen

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