Sir Thomas Overbury: Some men never spake a wise word, yet doe wisely; some on the other side doe never a wise deed, and yet speake wisely.

Some men never spake a wise word, yet doe wisely; some on the other side doe nev — Sir Thomas Overbury

Some men never spake a wise word, yet doe wisely; some on the other side doe never a wise deed, and yet speake wisely.

Sir Thomas Overbury

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