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He who loves not a beautiful woman with all his five senses esteems not nature in its greatest care and its highest achievement.

— Francisco de Quevedo Sueños y discursos (1627)

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There are some men who lie even when telling the truth, for they tell it with their lips whilst they lie in their hearts.

Politica de Dios (1626)

Women only want a man to grant; for of course they always ask.

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In our days they count a man him who swears rather than him whose beard is grown.

Sueños y discursos (1627)

Many more people fall ill through bores than through pestilence; and chatterers and meddlers kill many more than doctors.

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Happy is he who is born to be a king, if, when he reigns, he shows he deserves to be one.

Politica de Dios (1626)

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