“Before all masters, necessity is the one most listened to, and who teaches the best.”

— Jules Verne , book The Mysterious Island

La nécessité est, d’ailleurs, de tous les maîtres, celui qu’on écoute le plus et qui enseigne le mieux.
Part I, ch. XVII
The Mysterious Island (1874)

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French novelist, poet and playwright 1828–1905

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