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Talk well of your friends and of your enemies say nothing.

Talk well of your friends and of your enemies say nothing.

Summary

This quote advises us to speak positively about our friends and remain silent when it comes to our enemies. By talking well of our friends, we demonstrate loyalty, support, and appreciation for the positive aspects of their character. Conversely, staying quiet in regard to our enemies prevents us from engaging in gossip or spreading negativity. It encourages us to focus on nurturing friendships rather than dwelling on negative feelings towards those who may oppose us. Ultimately, this quote emphasizes the power of kind words and the importance of maintaining positive relationships.

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