No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and k — Rex Stout, Before Midnight
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No man should tell a lie unless he is shrewd enough to recognize the time for renouncing it, if and when it comes, and knows how to renounce it gracefully.

— Rex Stout, Before Midnight
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