Jules Renard: I know: all great men, in the beginning, were misunderstood; But I'm not a great man and I'd like to be understood right

I know: all great men, in the beginning, were misunderstood; But I'm not a great — Jules Renard

I know: all great men, in the beginning, were misunderstood; But I'm not a great man and I'd like to be understood right away.

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You say it as you understand it. — Friedrich Schiller
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