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Gratitude is the most exquisite form of courtesy
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"Gratitude is the most exquisite form of courtesy"

- Jacques Maritain

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Gratitude is a powerful feeling that can be revealed in numerous methods. It is a sign of regard and gratitude for something or someone. Jacques Maritain's quote suggests that thankfulness is the greatest type of courtesy. It is a way of revealing that we are glad for the generosity and kindness of others. Gratitude is a method of revealing our gratitude for the good ideas in life. It is a method of acknowledging the efforts of those who have assisted us in some method. Thankfulness is a way of revealing our gratitude for the beauty and delight that life needs to provide. It is a method of showing our regard for individuals and things that have made our lives much better. Gratitude is a method of expressing our appreciation for the generosity and generosity of others. It is a way of showing that we are grateful for the good ideas in life. Thankfulness is a powerful emotion that can be expressed in many ways, and Jacques Maritain's quote suggests that it is the most beautiful form of courtesy.

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France Flag This quote is written / told by Jacques Maritain between November 18, 1882 and April 28, 1973. He/she was a famous Philosopher from France. The author also have 9 other quotes.

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