He who talks without thinking runs more risks than he who thinks without talking.
Speaking without thinking poses more risks than thinking without speaking, reflecting the wisdom of careful speech.
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They always talk who never think. –Matthew Prior, Upon This Passage in Scaligerana, 1697
— Matthew Prior
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— Gordon MacDonald
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— Tony Evans
Always keep your words soft and sweet—one day you may have to eat them.
It is with words as with sunbeams. The more they are condensed, the deeper they burn.
— Robert Southey
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