Quote by Virgil

Trust one who has tried.

Trust one who has tried.

Summary

This quote suggests that the speaker advises trusting someone who has experience and firsthand knowledge in a particular subject or situation. It implies that this person has faced challenges, overcome obstacles, and has gained valuable insights through their efforts. Their personal experience serves as evidence that they have valid information and wisdom to offer. By trusting someone who has tried and tested various aspects, we may benefit from their knowledge and make informed decisions or choices.

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By Virgil

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