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Noblesse Oblige. [Nobility Has Its Obligations.] -- Gaston Pierre Marc, Duc De Levis (1764-1830) -- Maximes Et Reflexions (1812 Ed.
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Noblesse oblige. [Nobility has its obligations.]
-- Gaston Pierre Marc, Duc de Levis (1764-1830)
-- Maximes et Reflexions (1812 ed.)
-- "Morale: Maximes et Preceptes" no. 73
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Knowledge is power.--Nam et ipsa scientia potestas est.
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To finish a work? To finish a picture? What nonsense!
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