Quote by Edward Young

Truth never was indebted to a lie.

Truth never was indebted to a lie.

Summary

This quote suggests that truth does not owe its existence or credibility to falsehoods or lies. It highlights the inherent independence and self-sufficiency of truth, implying that it stands alone and is not influenced or supported by lies. Ultimately, the quote emphasizes that truth should be valued and upheld for its own sake, without reliance on deception or falsehoods.

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By Edward Young

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