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The great charm of conversation consists less in the display of one’s own wit and intelligence than in the power to draw forth the resources of others.

Jean de La Bruyere

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Jean de La Bruyere

17th-century French writer and philosopher

August 16th, 1645 - May 10th, 1696

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