Quote by Thomas Carlyle

Nature admits no lie.

Nature admits no lie.

Summary

This quote suggests that nature is inherently truthful and authentic. It implies that in the natural world, there is no room for deceit or dishonesty. Nature operates according to its own laws and principles, unaffected by human notions of deception. It highlights the purity and reliability of the natural world, contrasting it with the complexities and untruths that can often be found in human interactions and society. Ultimately, it serves as a reminder that nature can be trusted as a genuine and truthful source.

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Nature

By Thomas Carlyle

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