Quote by George Eliot

Tis God gives skill, But not without men's hands: He could not make Antonio Stradivari's violins Without Antonio.


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Summary

This quote emphasizes that while divine intervention may provide individuals with talent or abilities, it is through their own effort and work that greatness is achieved. In the context of the quote, God may have given Stradivari the gift of musical craftsmanship, but it is his dedication, craftsmanship, and artistic expression that allowed him to create outstanding violins. The quote emphasizes the partnership between human endeavor and divine inspiration, highlighting the important role of both in the process of creating something exceptional.

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By George Eliot
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