'Truth never hurts the teller' is quoted by -

• 'Truth never hurts the teller' is quoted by - Robert Browning.
- উক্তিটি তাঁর 'Fifine at the Fair' কবিতা হতে উদ্ধৃত।
- 'Fifine at the Fair' is a poem in Alexandrine couplets by R. Browning, published 1872.
- The speaker is Don Juan, who is strolling with his wife Elvire near Pornic in Britanny, where a fair is being held.
- Don Juan, attracted by the gipsy dancer Fifine, dissertates to Elvire on the nature of his feelings, contrasting the intense ephemerality of desire with the dull permanence of love, this initial theme then giving rise to a series of brilliant variations on the interconnected topics of knowledge, identity, and truth in life and art.

• Robert Browning is a famous Victorian poet.

• His famous quotations
- 'Oppression makes the wise man mad',
- 'Ignorance is not innocence but sin',
- 'This I enter and thus I go!',
- 'So absolutely good is truth, Truth never hurts the taller'.

Source: Website Lecture and Encyclopedia of Britannica and The Oxford Reference to English Literature