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| Joseph Addison |
Mysterious love, uncertain treasure, hast...
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| Joseph Addison |
A true critic ought to dwell...
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| Louisa May Alcott |
A little kingdom I possess...
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| Saint Aurelius Augustine |
The soul, which is spirit, can...
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| Jane Austen |
Let other pens dwell on guilt...
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| Saint Teresa of Avila |
God has been very good to...
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| Jim Bishop |
When you read about a car...
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| William Blake |
Where mercy, love, and pity...
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| Buddha |
Do not dwell in the past...
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| Johnny Cash |
You build on failure. You use...
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| Richard Cecil |
Every year of my life I...
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| Mary Chesnut |
I do not write often now...
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| Wilkie Collins |
Well may your heart believe...
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| Ezra Cornell |
The Soul of man is made...
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| William Cowper |
O solitude, where are the...
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| Emily Dickinson |
Dwell in possibility.
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| Everett Dirksen |
When all is said and done...
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| Bill Dixon |
Whatever I do, I attempt to...
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| Alexandre Dumas |
Pure love and suspicion cannot...
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| Brett Favre |
That's kind of how I approach...
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| Dian Fossey |
When you realize the value of...
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| Emmet Fox |
You must not under any...
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| Emmet Fox |
You must not allow yourself to...
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| George Fox |
The Lord showed me, so that...
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| Jean Giraudoux |
A golf course is the epitome...
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| Edward F. Halifax |
A person may dwell so long...
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| Margaret Halsey |
Whenever I dwell for any...
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| Margaret Halsey |
Humility is not my forte, and...
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| Martin Heidegger |
To dwell is to garden.
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| Lillian Hellman |
We are a people who do...
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| Barbara Hershey |
I look back on my life...
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| Theodor Herzl |
But I am convinced that those...
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| Ellsworth Huntington |
Although mountains may guide migrations...
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| Zora Neale Hurston |
Research is formalized curiosity. It...
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| Muhammad Iqbal |
Though the terror of the sea...
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| John Irving |
You don't want to dwell on...
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| Aly Khan |
It is not necessary to dwell...
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| Tracy Kidder |
If you had an essentially...
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| Barbara Kingsolver |
Terms like that, "Humane Society...
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| Calvin Klein |
I don't dwell on success...
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| Chantal Kreviazuk |
If certain songs become popular...
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| William Law |
Love and pity and wish well...
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| Patrice Leconte |
I'm not one to dwell on...
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| James Russell Lowell |
The mind can weave itself...
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| Nicolas Malebranche |
I beg of you always to...
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| Nicolas Malebranche |
We see things in this material...
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| Orison Swett Marden |
Deep within man dwell those...
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| Ethel Merman |
I wouldn't change one thing...
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| Olivier Messiaen |
I give bird songs to those...
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| Jerry Orbach |
I don't like to dwell all...
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| Ovid |
Majesty and love do not...
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| Petrarch |
Rarely do great beauty and...
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| Alexander Pope |
Virtue she finds too painful...
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| J. K. Rowling |
It does not do to dwell...
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| George Savile |
A man man may dwell so...
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| Friedrich Von Schlegel |
Eternal life and the invisible...
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| Tom Seaver |
In baseball, my theory is to...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
Man can climb to the highest...
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| Charles Sturt |
On the subject of emigration...
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| Brian Tracy |
Whatever you dwell on in the...
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| Abraham Tucker |
Dwell upon the brightest parts...
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| Tina Turner |
I don't like to dwell on...
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| Voltaire |
Life is thickly sown with...
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| Voltaire |
It is not known precisely...
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| Denis Waitley |
Don't dwell on what went wrong...
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| Richard Wilbur |
It is true that the poet...
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| Edmund Wilson |
If I could only remember that...
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| Oprah Winfrey |
Understand that the right to...
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| William Wycherley |
A mistress should be like a...
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