I thought it best to add nothing further, to let the line of his thought lead him to his own conclusions.

Geraldine Brooks
About This Quote

This quote by William Shakespeare is a testament to the power of words. It shows that even the most brilliant and creative minds, like Shakespeare, can say something and then stop themselves from adding anything further.

Source: The Secret Chord

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