Multiple choice general knowledge

"Any man may be in good spirits and good temper when he's well dressed. There ain't much credit in that."

  1. maggie gallagher

  2. Neil gaimen

  3. Frank gaffney

  4. charles dickens
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Explanation

Charles Dickens, the Victorian-era English novelist, wrote this line emphasizing that true character is shown in difficult circumstances, not easy ones. The quote suggests that being well-dressed and in good spirits requires no special merit - the real test is maintaining temper in adversity. Dickens was known for his social commentary on character and class.

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