Even as there is no virtue which is wanting to the busy man… - Mateo Alemán

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Even as there is no virtue which is wanting to the busy man, so there is no vice which does not bear the idle company.

Mateo Alemán

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(September 1547 – 1614) was a Spanish novelist and writer.

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Native Name: Mateo Alemán y de Enero

Alternative Names: Mateo Aleman • Aleman

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