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Elizabeth I. The most famous aphorisms

Young eyes see sharper, old eyes see deeper.
The sea and the air belong to all, no nation has the right to own the oceans.
We, sovereigns, stand as if on a stage, not protected from the views and curiosity of the whole world. The slightest speck on our clothes catches the eye.
It is not difficult to teach a woman to speak; it is much more difficult to teach her to keep her mouth shut. (To the French ambassador, who admired her knowledge of foreign languages.)
The word of the monarch means more than the oath of an ordinary person.
The combination of strength with mind forms the best consonance in the world.
I have seen many men turn their gold into smoke, but you are the first to turn smoke into gold. (To Sir Walter Rally, who brought tobacco from America to England.)

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