Honoré de Balzac quote: He became...the ideal of that virtue which delights in its own work...doing everything with simplicity and dignity, for he seemed ...

He became...the ideal of that virtue which delights in its own work...doing everything with simplicity and dignity, for he seemed to realize that his objective added nobility to everything he did.

~ Honoré de Balzac ~

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