Leo Tolstoy: One can insult an honest man or an honest woman, but to tell a thief that he is a thief is merely la constation d'un fai

One can insult an honest man or an honest woman, but to tell a thief that he is — Leo Tolstoy

One can insult an honest man or an honest woman, but to tell a thief that he is a thief is merely la constation d'un fait

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