Quote by Ben Johnson

Language most shows a man, speak that I may see thee.

Language most shows a man, speak that I may see thee.

Summary

This quote suggests that a person's true character and essence are revealed through their choice of language and how they communicate. It emphasizes the power of words in conveying someone's thoughts, feelings, and personality. By asking someone to speak, the quote implies that hearing the words they choose to use provides valuable insight into their true self, allowing others to truly "see" them. Through language, individuals can express their intelligence, emotions, and values, giving others a deeper understanding of who they are.

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Language

By Ben Johnson

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