Quote by Madame Dudevant

Rules of society are nothing; ones conscience is the umpire.

Rules of society are nothing; ones conscience is the umpire.

Summary

This quote suggests that societal rules and norms are not as significant as an individual's conscience. It implies that our sense of moral judgement and inner voice should ultimately guide our actions and decisions, regardless of what is expected or accepted by society. In other words, the quote highlights the importance of personal integrity and ethical reasoning, implying that one's conscience should be the ultimate authority in determining right from wrong.

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Conscience

By Madame Dudevant

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