He who throws dirt is losing ground

He who throws dirt is losing ground

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In "Lord John and the Brotherhood of the Blade" by Diana Gabaldon, the quote "He who throws dirt is losing ground" serves as a powerful reminder of the futility of malicious behavior. This phrase illustrates the idea that those who engage in discrediting others are often showing their own weakness. Rather than gaining an advantage, they undermine their own position and integrity. The context of the quote highlights the importance of...

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