Quote by Jean Paul

The look of a king is itself a deed.


The look of a king is itself a deed.

Summary

This quote suggests that the appearance or presence of a king holds significant meaning and power. It implies that a king's demeanor and regal aura alone can have a profound impact on others and carry out actions without the need for explicit actions or words. The quote emphasizes how the external image and demeanor of a king can create a sense of authority, influence, and respect, highlighting the importance of how leaders carry themselves in conveying their intentions and establishing their rule.

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By Jean Paul
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