Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosoph — W. Somerset Maugham
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Irony is a gift of the gods, the most subtle of all the modes of speech. It is an armour and a weapon; it is a philosophy and a perpetual entertainment; it is food for the hungry of wit and drink to those thirsting for laughter...

— W. Somerset Maugham
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