Jules Renard: Those who do not have the disease of scruples should not even dream of being honest.

Those who do not have the disease of scruples should not even dream of being hon — Jules Renard

Those who do not have the disease of scruples should not even dream of being honest.

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Without a wink of sleep. — Miguel de Cervantes
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