Quote by Voltaire

Liberty guest amiable, Plants both elbows on the table


Liberty guest amiable, Plants both elbows on the table

Summary

This quote suggests that freedom or liberty is welcoming and pleasant. The phrase "plants both elbows on the table" metaphorically implies a relaxed and comfortable posture. It implies that liberty is not something restrictive or rigid but instead encourages one to feel at ease and be themselves. It highlights the notion that true freedom allows individuals to be comfortable and expressive, promoting a sense of casual comfort and openness.

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Liberty
By Voltaire
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