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I will not be modest. As humble as you please, but not modest. Modesty is the virtue of the half-hearted. - Jean-Paul Sartre (The Devil and the Good Lord Quotes)

I will not be modest. As humble as you please, but not modest. Modesty is the virtue of the half-hearted.[Je ne serai pas modeste. Humble tant qu’on voudra, mais pas modeste. La modestie est la vertu des tièdes.]

Source:(Alfred A. Knopf, ed. 1960), Act II, Scene IV, Page 73
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Jean-Paul Sartre (The Devil and the Good Lord Quotes)
  • Book: The Devil and the Good Lord
  • Writer: Jean-Paul Sartre
  • Genre: Plays
  • Published: 1951
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