Quote by Lord (George Gordon) Byron

That low vice, curiosity!

That low vice, curiosity!

Summary

This quote references the negative aspect of curiosity known as a "low vice." It suggests that excessive curiosity, driven by prying into others' lives or seeking unnecessary information, is considered morally unacceptable. It implies that such curiosity goes beyond the boundaries of appropriate interest and can lead to intrusive behavior or a lack of respect for privacy. By labeling it as a vice, the quote cautions against indulging in this kind of curiosity and emphasizes the importance of directing one's curiosity towards more constructive and ethical pursuits.

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Curiosity

By Lord (George Gordon) Byron

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