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| Louisa May Alcott |
A faithful friend is a strong...
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| Aristotle |
He who hath many friends hath...
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| Francis Atterbury |
They who are not induced to...
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| Francis Bacon |
He that hath knowledge spareth...
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| Francis Bacon |
There is no excellent beauty...
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| Francis Bacon |
The pencil of the Holy Ghost...
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| Francis Bacon |
He that hath wife and children...
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| Philip James Bailey |
Let each man think himself an...
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| Robert Barclay |
So the question is, First...
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| Isaac Barrow |
No man speaketh, or should...
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| George Berkeley |
Many things, for aught I know...
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| William Blackstone |
The Royal Navy of England hath...
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| William Blake |
Love seeketh not itself to...
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| William Blake |
What is the price of...
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| Christian Nestell Bovee |
We trifle when we assign...
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| Thomas Brooks |
A man's most glorious actions...
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| Thomas Brooks |
He that hath deserved hanging...
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| Robert Burton |
Every man hath a good and...
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| Joseph Butler |
Every man hath a general...
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| Joseph Butler |
Every one of our passions and...
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| Samuel Butler |
Let us eat and drink neither...
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| Lord Byron |
This man is freed from servile...
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| Giraldus Cambrensis |
Nature hath given not only to...
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| William Camden |
The sea hath fish for every...
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| Donald Cargill |
Now for my own case, I...
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| Donald Cargill |
Now I am near to the...
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| Donald Cargill |
But He Himself hath sealed...
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| Margaret Cavendish |
And though my Lord hath lost...
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| Edward Coke |
How long soever it hath...
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| William Congreve |
Music hath charms to soothe a...
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| Barry Cornwall |
The sweetest noise on earth, a...
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| John Philpot Curran |
The condition upon which God...
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| John Philpot Curran |
The condition upon which God...
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| Emily Dickinson |
I argue thee that love is...
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| John Donne |
Affliction is a treasure, and...
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| John Donne |
No spring nor summer beauty...
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| John Dryden |
Let grace and goodness be the...
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| Pliny the Elder |
Such is the audacity of man...
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| Quintus Ennius |
He hath freedom whoso beareth...
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| Henry Fielding |
It hath been often said, that...
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| Milton Friedman |
Hell hath no fury like a...
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| Thomas Fuller |
Bacchus hath drowned more men...
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| Thomas Fuller |
Wine hath drowned more men...
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| Thomas Fuller |
He is not poor that hath...
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| Thomas Fuller |
Learning hath gained most by...
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| Thomas Fuller |
Anger is one of the sinews...
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| John Gay |
A rich rogue nowadays is fit...
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| George Gillespie |
The pride of life hath...
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| Joseph Glanvill |
And for mathematical science, he...
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| Baltasar Gracian |
Let him that hath no power...
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| Anna Katharine Green |
Hath the spirit of all beauty...
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| Dick Gregory |
Hell hath no fury like a...
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| Jane Grey |
Although it hath pleased God...
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| Jane Grey |
Pray God in the bowels of...
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| William Gurnall |
God hath made it a debt...
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| George Herbert |
He that hath lost his credit...
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| George Herbert |
The resolved mind hath no...
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| George Herbert |
The mouse that hath but one...
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| George Herbert |
He hath no leisure who useth...
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| George Herbert |
A man of great memory without...
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| Thomas Hobbes |
The right of nature... is the...
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| Thomas Holcroft |
Be patient, my soul: thou hath...
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| James Howell |
The creditor hath a better...
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| Victor Hugo |
Be like the bird that, passing...
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| Victor Hugo |
Be like the bird that, pausing...
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| Elizabeth I |
I do not so much rejoice...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
Experience hath shewn, that even...
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| John Jewel |
Among all his creatures in...
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| John Jewel |
As the body dieth when the...
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| Lyndon B. Johnson |
Greater love hath no man than...
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| William Samuel Johnson |
He knows not his own strength...
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| Ben Jonson |
He threatens many that hath...
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| Ben Jonson |
Art hath an enemy called...
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| Charles Lamb |
Here cometh April again, and...
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| William Law |
Nothing hath separated us from...
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| Christopher Love |
He hath desired to bring the...
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| John Lyly |
He that loseth his honesty...
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| John Lyly |
Night hath a thousand eyes.
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| Charles Mackay |
There is no such thing as...
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| David Mallet |
Who hath not known ill fortune...
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| Thomas Malory |
For, as I suppose, no man...
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| Thomas Malory |
Through this same man and me...
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| Christopher Marlowe |
Hell hath no limits, nor is...
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| Groucho Marx |
My favourite poem is the one...
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| Philip Massinger |
Death hath a thousand doors to...
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| Cotton Mather |
A Good School deserves to be...
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| John Milton |
Who overcomes by force, hath...
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| Charles Edward Montague |
War hath no fury like a...
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| Hannah More |
If faith produce no works, I...
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| Samuel Morse |
What God hath wrought?
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| Dudley North |
One rich Man hath Lands, not...
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| Peter Oliver |
Our situation here, without any...
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| Gilbert Parker |
Love knows not distance; it...
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| Cesare Pavese |
He knows not his own strength...
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| Francis Quarles |
Luxury is an enticing pleasure...
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| Francis Quarles |
He that hath no cross deserves...
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| Jeff Rich |
Hell hath no fury like a...
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| Marquis de Sade |
There is no God, Nature...
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| George Savile |
Love is a passion that hath...
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| George Savile |
Malice is of a low stature...
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| Albert Schweitzer |
Revenge... is like a rolling...
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| William Shakespeare |
The man that hath no music...
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| William Shakespeare |
O, what a goodly outside...
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| William Shakespeare |
God hath given you one face...
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| William Shakespeare |
Nature hath framed strange fellows...
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| William Shakespeare |
Truly, I would not hang a...
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| William Shakespeare |
Faith, there hath been many...
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| Thomas Shepard |
There is a number among us...
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| Frank Sinatra |
Hell hath no fury like a...
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| Joanna Southcott |
I shall now proceed to my...
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| Ezra Stiles |
The Lord shall have made his...
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| Peter Stuyvesant |
Praise the Lord, O England's...
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| Jonathan Swift |
It is a maxim among these...
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| Thomas Sydenham |
Lastly, he must remember that...
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| Arthur Symons |
As perfume doth remain In the...
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| Jeremy Taylor |
God hath given to man a...
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| Jeremy Taylor |
It is impossible to make...
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| Frederick Tennyson |
What would it profit thee to...
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| Jeremy Thorpe |
Greater love hath no man than...
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| Martin Farquhar Tupper |
Well-timed silence hath more...
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| Henry Vaughan |
Man hath still either toys or...
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| Izaak Walton |
Those little nimble musicians of...
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| John Greenleaf Whittier |
Peace hath higher tests of...
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| John Woolman |
My heart hath often been...
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