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Saying nothing, sometimes says the Most. - Emily Dickinson Quotes

Saying nothing, sometimes says the Most.[to Aunt Katie]

Source:Letter to Joseph A. Sweetser (late January, 1874); in The Letters of Emily Dickinson (ed. Belknap Press, 1958), Volume II, Letter 408, Page 521
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CommunicationMeaningSilence

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  • Name: Emily Dickinson
  • Profession: Poet
  • Born: December 10, 1830 - May 15, 1886
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