Quote by Walter Savage Landor

Wrong is but falsehood put in practice.

Wrong is but falsehood put in practice.

Summary

This quote suggests that wrong actions or behaviors are essentially lies, as they go against the truth or what is morally right. It implies that engaging in wrongful actions involves intentionally deceiving oneself or others by disregarding what is known to be true or morally correct. In other words, the quote suggests that any act that goes against the principles of truth and morality is inherently false and dishonest.

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By Walter Savage Landor

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