Quote by Victor Hugo

At the shrine of friendship never say die, let the wine of friendship never run dry. (Les Miserables)

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Summary

This quote from Les Miserables emphasizes the everlasting strength and value of friendship. By comparing friendship to a shrine and wine, the message conveyed is that we should never give up on friendships. Just as a shrine is a sacred and revered place, friendship should be cherished and celebrated. Additionally, the mention of wine symbolizes the idea that the joy and nourishment of friendship should never diminish or fade away. It encourages us to cultivate and sustain strong bonds, valuing and maintaining the beauty of true friendship.

By Victor Hugo

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