Gustave Flaubert: There is no 'true'. There are merely ways of perceiving truth.

There is no 'true'. There are merely ways of perceiving truth. — Gustave Flaubert

There is no 'true'. There are merely ways of perceiving truth.

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L'homme n'est rien, l'oeuvre – tout — Gustave Flaubert
Do not read as children do to enjoy themselves, or, as the ambitious do to educa — Gustave Flaubert
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Nature is always wise in every part. — Edward Thurlow