A man is happy when he has books, but happier still when he does not need them

/ɐ mˈan ɪz hˈapi wɛn hiː hɐz bˈʊks bˌʌt hˈapɪə stˈɪl wɛn hiː dʌznˌɒt nˈiːd ðˌɛm/

/ɐ mˈæn ɪz hˈæpi wɛn hiː hɐz bˈʊks bˌʌt hˈæpɪɚ stˈɪl wɛn hiː dʌznˌɑːt nˈiːd ðˌɛm/

Definition & Meaning of "a man is happy when he has books, but happier still when he does not need them"

a man is happy when he has books, but happier still when he does not need them

SENTENCE

used to imply that true happiness does not comes from owning books, but from internalizing and applying the lessons learned from books, allowing one to live without depending on them

Download Our Mobile App

download application

Shareable cards

‌

LanGeekDictionary

Definition & Meaning of "a man is happy when he has books, but happier still when he does not need them"

Download Mobile App