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The world is a beautiful book, but of little use to him who cannot read it
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"The world is a beautiful book, but of little use to him who cannot read it"

- Carlo Goldoni

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This quote by Carlo Goldoni speaks with the idea that the world has plenty of understanding and appeal, however it is just accessible to those who can read and analyze it. It recommends that the world is like a book, filled with stories and lessons, however if one can not read it, then it is of little usage. This quote encourages us to put in the time to discover and understand the world around us, as it has lots of understanding and charm that can be found. It also works as a reminder that understanding is power, which those who can read and interpret the world around them are most likely to be successful. This quote is a reminder that education is important, which it is vital to take the time to find out and comprehend the world around us.

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Carlo Goldoni This quote is written / told by Carlo Goldoni between February 25, 1707 and February 6, 1793. He was a famous Playwright from Italy. The author also have 7 other quotes.

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