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| Oscar Wilde |
A man who does not think...
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| Ovid |
He who can believe himself...
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| Victor Hugo |
One believes others will do...
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| William Shakespeare |
A fool thinks himself to be...
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| Steve Prefontaine |
A lot of people run a...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
A man is sometimes as...
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| John Dos Passos |
A man's got to work for...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
He that does good to another...
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| Arthur Schopenhauer |
A man can be himself only...
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| Samuel Butler |
To himself everyone is immortal...
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| Howard Cannon |
I don't think he believed most...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
It is what a man thinks...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
The most common lie is that...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
It is a greater joy to...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
He who falls in love with...
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| C. S. Lewis |
God cannot give us a happiness...
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| Oscar Wilde |
Man is least himself when he...
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| Mark Twain |
Man will do many things to...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
When a man assumes a public...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
Many a man thinks he is...
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| Mark Twain |
A man is never more truthful...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
Where is the man who has...
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| Eric Hoffer |
A man by himself is in...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
Every man has his own courage...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
The man who is dissatisfied...
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| Isabelle Adjani |
But no one frees himself from...
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| Mark Twain |
When people do not respect us...
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| Thomas Fuller |
He that cannot forgive others...
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| Socrates |
Let him that would move the...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
He who does not think much...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
A man who was completely...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
There are two ways of being...
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| Mark Twain |
What a wee little part of...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
Every author in some way...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
The reason why the world lacks...
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| Samuel Butler |
When a man is in doubt...
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| Alexander Pope |
Man never thinks himself happy...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
Every man supposes himself not...
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| Albert Einstein |
My religion consists of a...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
For a man to achieve all...
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| Josh Billings |
A dog is the only thing...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
Constant development is the law...
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| Amos Bronson Alcott |
While one finds company in...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
When a man must force himself...
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| Ambrose Bierce |
A person who doubts himself is...
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| William James |
Every man who possibly can...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
Wisdom allows nothing to be...
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| Voltaire |
The husband who decides to...
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| Henry Ward Beecher |
The real man is one who...
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| William Shakespeare |
The man that hath no music...
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| Mark Twain |
Biographies are but the clothes...
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| Samuel Johnson |
No man will be a sailor...
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| Samuel Butler |
To himself every one is an...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
A man wrapped up in himself...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
To be admitted to Nature's...
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| Ambrose Bierce |
Egotist: a person more interested...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
The man who writes about...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
Silence is the safest course...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
He that composes himself is...
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| Mark Twain |
When a person cannot deceive...
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| William Hazlitt |
No truly great man ever...
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| Robert Teeter |
Most of the things that need...
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| Victor Hugo |
One sometimes says: 'He killed...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
Sometimes it is said that man...
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| Albert Einstein |
Only one who devotes himself...
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| Samuel Johnson |
If a man does not make...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
The abdomen is the reason why...
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| Gilbert K. Chesterton |
The family is the test of...
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| Samuel Johnson |
We are long before we are...
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| Voltaire |
When he to whom one speaks...
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| Marcus Aurelius |
I have often wondered how it...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
As fire when thrown into water...
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| Samuel Butler |
Every man's work, whether it...
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| William Shakespeare |
The most peaceable way for you...
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| Charles Caleb Colton |
The mistakes of the fool are...
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| Samuel Johnson |
Wine makes a man more pleased...
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| Albert Einstein |
Whoever undertakes to set himself...
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| Winston Churchill |
The power of man has grown...
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| Samuel Johnson |
To be idle and to be...
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| Albert Einstein |
It stands to the everlasting...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
Whoever despises himself nonetheless respects...
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| Mason Cooley |
Rescue someone unwilling to look...
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| Aristotle |
Jealousy is both reasonable and...
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| Winston Churchill |
The reserve of modern assertions...
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| Michel de Montaigne |
A wise man never loses...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
It is easy enough to be...
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| Samuel Johnson |
Nothing flatters a man as much...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
Most powerful is he who has...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
A creation of importance can...
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| Blaise Pascal |
If man made himself the first...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
Nothing is void of God, his...
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| Plato |
The man who makes everything...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
It behooves every man who...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
No one has the right to...
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| Henry Ward Beecher |
A man's true state of power...
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| Aristotle |
He who is unable to live...
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| Abraham Lincoln |
Let not him who is houseless...
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| Samuel Johnson |
Adversity has ever been considered...
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| Aristotle |
The wise man does not expose...
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| Ambrose Bierce |
Egotist: A person of low taste...
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| Samuel Butler |
The great pleasure of a dog...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
He that humbleth himself wishes...
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| Samuel Butler |
We are not won by arguments...
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| Samuel Johnson |
A man who exposes himself when...
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| Samuel Johnson |
He that undervalues himself will...
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| Plato |
There's a victory, and defeat...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
It is in self-limitation that...
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| Benjamin Disraeli |
The right honourable gentleman caught...
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| Aldous Huxley |
A child-like man is not...
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| Samuel Butler |
Every man's work, whether it...
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| Samuel Johnson |
A man of genius has been...
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| Thomas Carlyle |
To reform a world, to reform...
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| Robertson Davies |
The most original thing a...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
That government is the strongest...
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| Thomas Carlyle |
The merit of originality is...
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| William Blake |
He who binds to himself a...
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| Winston Churchill |
Man will occasionally stumble over...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
So near is falsehood to truth...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
No poet or orator has ever...
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| Saint Thomas Aquinas |
If, then, you are looking for...
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| Gilbert K. Chesterton |
Men always talk about the most...
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| Jacques Yves Cousteau |
When one man, for whatever...
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| Benjamin Disraeli |
Talk to a man about himself...
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| John Steinbeck |
No man really knows about...
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| Benjamin Disraeli |
If a man be gloomy let...
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| William Hazlitt |
Poetry is the universal language...
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| Abraham Lincoln |
The way for a young man...
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| William Hazlitt |
The truly proud man knows...
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| Pablo Picasso |
Painting is a blind man's...
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| Leo Tolstoy |
Everyone thinks of changing the...
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| Francis Bacon |
There is a difference between...
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| Marcus Aurelius |
A noble man compares and...
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| Harry S. Truman |
Richard Nixon is a no good...
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| Henry B. Adams |
No man likes to have his...
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| Plato |
For a man to conquer himself...
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| Philip Massinger |
He that would govern others...
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| W. H. Auden |
For who can bear to feel...
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| Francis Bacon |
There is as much difference...
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| Benjamin Disraeli |
Life is too short to be...
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| Thomas Carlyle |
No man lives without jostling...
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| Ambrose Bierce |
Vote: the instrument and symbol...
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| Richard Burton |
The more I study religions the...
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| Roger Sherman |
Let us live no more to...
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| Joseph Campbell |
I think the person who takes...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
Be wary of the man who...
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| Joseph Addison |
The stars shall fade away, the...
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| Andrew Carnegie |
No man will make a great...
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| David Herbert Lawrence |
The great living experience for...
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| Henry Miller |
Art is only a means to...
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| Sophocles |
But whoever gives birth to...
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| Bertrand Russell |
When the intensity of emotional...
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| John Corry |
He's still not interviewing other...
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| John Stuart Mill |
A man who has nothing for...
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| Josh Billings |
If a man should happen to...
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| Samuel Butler |
The man who lets himself be...
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| Ambrose Bierce |
Abstainer: a weak person who...
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| Ambrose Bierce |
An egotist is a person of...
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| Ambrose Bierce |
Abstainer - a weak man who...
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| Ambrose Bierce |
Egotist. A person of low taste...
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| Bertrand Russell |
The observer, when he seems to...
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| Jose Marti |
A child, from the time he...
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| Bertrand Russell |
The slave is doomed to worship...
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| Alexander Graham Bell |
A man, as a general rule...
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| Jose Ortega y Gasset |
We distinguish the excellent man...
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| Robert E. Lee |
A true man of honor feels...
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| Blaise Pascal |
The greatness of man is great...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
No one is laughable who laughs...
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| Broderick Crawford |
My father was always telling...
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| David Herbert Lawrence |
The American grips himself, at...
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| Oliver Wendell Holmes |
A person is always startled...
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| William Godwin |
Man is the only creature we...
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| Virgil |
None but himself can be his...
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| Virgil |
What each man feared would...
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| Theodore Roosevelt |
I don't pity any man who...
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| Andrew Carnegie |
No person will make a great...
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| William Hazlitt |
Anyone who has passed though...
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| Bernard Baruch |
No man should think himself a...
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| H. L. Mencken |
Every man sees in his...
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| Albert Camus |
At 30 a man should know...
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| Henry Ward Beecher |
A Christian is nothing but a...
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| Erich Fromm |
Only the person who has faith...
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| Henry Miller |
The great work must inevitably...
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| Tennessee Williams |
Some mystery should be left in...
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| John Stuart Mill |
The person who has nothing for...
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| Woodrow Wilson |
I am not sure that it...
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| Chubby Checker |
Ever see a little kid walking...
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| Thomas Hobbes |
That a man be willing, when...
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| David Herbert Lawrence |
Having achieved and accomplished love...
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| Lao Tzu |
The sage does not hoard. The...
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| Thomas Szasz |
People often say that this or...
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| William Hazlitt |
A hypocrite despises those whom...
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| Robert Frost |
Style is that which indicates...
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| John Stuart Mill |
The individual is not accountable...
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| Galileo Galilei |
You cannot teach a man...
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| Richard M. Nixon |
You must never be satisfied...
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| Honore de Balzac |
A lover always thinks of his...
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| Rabindranath Tagore |
In Art, man reveals himself...
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| Edgar Watson Howe |
When a man has no reason...
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| Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley |
Teach him to think for himself...
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| Demosthenes |
No man who is not willing...
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| Abraham Maslow |
What is necessary to change a...
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| Aldous Huxley |
Every man who knows how to...
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| Henry Wadsworth Longfellow |
Man is always more than he...
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| Thomas Huxley |
The only question which any...
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| Theodor Adorno |
The most powerful person is he...
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| Jean Anouilh |
A good actor must never be...
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| Paul Wellstone |
If a teacher does not involve...
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| Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau |
Toward the end of his life...
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| Owen D. Young |
The man who can put himself...
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| Charles Caleb Colton |
He that knows himself, knows...
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| William Hazlitt |
Man is a make-believe animal...
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| Edward Gibbon |
Every man who rises above the...
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| Robert Green Ingersoll |
The true civilization is where...
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| Sydney Madwed |
Every man is the architect of...
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| Alexis Carrel |
Everyone makes a greater effort...
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| Henry Ward Beecher |
Selfishness is that detestable vice...
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| Charles Dudley Warner |
No one can sincerely try to...
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| S. I. Hayakawa |
Notice the difference between what...
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| Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
A man may devote himself to...
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| Pablo Picasso |
What is a face, really? Its...
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| Axel Munthe |
A man can stand a lot...
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| George Santayana |
Perhaps the only true dignity...
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| George Fox |
Why should any man have power...
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| Kool Moe Dee |
I always said that the reason...
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| James Allen |
A man has to learn that...
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| Confucius |
Look at the means which a...
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| Arthur Schopenhauer |
Money is human happiness in...
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| Honore De Balzac |
The man whose action habitually...
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| Irwin Shaw |
No writer need feel sorry for...
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| B. Carroll Reece |
One who works for his own...
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| Richard M. Nixon |
The man who is aware of...
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| Eric Hoffer |
The individual who has to...
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| Jean Anouilh |
A genius knows how to make...
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| Anthony Trollope |
A woman's life is not perfect...
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| Chinua Achebe |
A man who makes trouble for...
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| Hesiod |
The man who does evil to...
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| Antoine de Saint-Exupery |
I have no right, by anything...
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| Albert Schweitzer |
Whoever is spared personal pain...
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| Alanis Morissette |
A good man often appears...
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| James A. Baldwin |
When a man asks himself what...
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| Lao Tzu |
He who controls others may be...
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| Erich Fromm |
Man's main task in life is...
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| Kris Kristofferson |
If God made anything better...
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| Dennis Wilson |
He just had a very unique...
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| Philip Massinger |
He that would govern others...
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| Chinua Achebe |
Art is man's constant effort...
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| Garth Brooks |
The greatest conflicts are not...
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| Joseph Ratzinger |
We can learn from him that...
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| Douglas MacArthur |
Build me a son, O Lord...
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| John Locke |
Every man has a property in...
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| Albert Schweitzer |
The true worth of a man...
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| Louis D. Brandeis |
Our government... teaches the whole...
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| Charles Caleb Colton |
There is this difference between...
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| Nathaniel Hawthorne |
No man for any considerable...
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| Paul Ricoeur |
Myth expresses in terms of the...
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| Max Muller |
Although created out of nothing...
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| Antoine de Saint-Exupery |
Only he can understand what a...
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| James Coco |
When a man forgets himself, he...
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| Charlotte Bronte |
Give him enough rope and he...
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| Friedrich Von Schlegel |
God is each truly and exalted...
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| William Hazlitt |
He who undervalues himself is...
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| Lord Chesterfield |
Wit is so shining a quality...
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| Marcus Aurelius |
He who lives in harmony with...
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| Emmet Fox |
The art of life is to...
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| Friedrich Von Schlegel |
There is no self-knowledge but...
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| James Thurber |
The wit makes fun of other...
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| Don Van Vliet |
Man has done a lot to...
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| Claude M. Bristol |
Every person is the creation...
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| Jim Rohn |
The reason that fiction is...
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| Adolf Hitler |
Struggle is the father of all...
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| Elbert Hubbard |
Every tyrant who has lived has...
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| Charles Baudelaire |
Anybody, providing he knows how...
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| Robert Browning Hamilton |
No, when the fight begins...
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| Carlo Goldoni |
He only half dies who leaves...
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| June Jordan |
In the process of telling the...
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| Emile M. Cioran |
The fanatic is incorruptible: if...
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| Lord Byron |
This man is freed from servile...
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| Benjamin Jowett |
To teach a man how he...
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| Bob Dylan |
Being noticed can be a burden...
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| James Barron |
It was hard to make fun...
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| Edward Steichen |
Every ten years a man should...
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| Theodor Adorno |
The good man is he who...
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| Guillermo C. Infante |
A very wise author once said...
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| Jose Marti |
He who does not see things...
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| William Barclay |
God himself took this human...
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| Georg C. Lichtenberg |
He who is in love with...
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| Anthony Trollope |
No man thinks there is much...
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| Thomas Paine |
He that would make his own...
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| Lea DeLaria |
No one has the responsibility...
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| Lord Chesterfield |
I am very sure that any...
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| Roger Bannister |
The man who can drive himself...
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| Henry Miller |
True strength lies in submission...
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| John Stuart Mill |
The only part of the conduct...
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| Willa Cather |
Every artist makes himself born...
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| John Ruskin |
When a man is wrapped up...
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| Thomas Paine |
It is necessary to the...
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| Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
He who begins by loving...
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| Pythagoras |
Concern should drive us into...
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| Pierre Corneille |
He who allows himself to be...
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| Alan Paton |
What broke in a man when...
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| Don Shula |
The superior man blames himself...
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| Eric Hoffer |
Man is the only creature that...
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| Fyodor Dostoevsky |
There are things which a man...
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| Thomas Fuller |
With devotion's visage and pious...
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| Alfred Adler |
God who is eternally complete...
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| Nicolaus Copernicus |
Finally we shall place the Sun...
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| Louis Nizer |
When a man points a finger...
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| Joseph Addison |
Men may change their climate...
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| Christopher Dawson |
If man limits himself to a...
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| George Jean Nathan |
A man reserves his true and...
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| James M. Barrie |
Every man who is high up...
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| Chester Brown |
I think people should have the...
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| Sachin Tendulkar |
Every individual has his own...
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| Robert Baden-Powell |
Be Prepared... the meaning of...
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| Albert Schweitzer |
Until he extends the circle of...
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| Hunter S. Thompson |
No man is so foolish but...
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| Thomas Paine |
He that would make his own...
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| Bill McCartney |
All coaching is, is taking a...
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| Denis Diderot |
To attempt the destruction of...
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| Jeffrey Jones |
My son tried to work in...
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| George H. Mead |
What gives it its human...
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| Jean de la Bruyere |
The great gift of conversation...
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| Sigmund Freud |
He that has eyes to see...
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| David Sarnoff |
I have learned to have more...
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| Fred F. Fielding |
It is hard for people outside...
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| Epictetus |
No man is free who is...
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| Dave Sim |
I know what you're going to...
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| Thomas Szasz |
When a person can no longer...
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| Samuel Rutherford |
To believe Christ's cross to...
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| Jawaharlal Nehru |
The person who runs away...
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| Saint Thomas Aquinas |
It is clear that he does...
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| Catherine Drinker Bowen |
Many a man who has known...
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| Richard Whately |
As one may bring himself to...
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| Horace |
Who then is free? The wise...
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| Fred Allen |
We are living in the machine...
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| Horace |
Who then is free? The wise...
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| Dietrich Bonhoeffer |
The essence of optimism is...
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| Lao Tzu |
He who knows himself is...
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| Pythagoras |
No one is free who has...
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| Emile M. Cioran |
Man must vanquish himself, must...
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| Lao Tzu |
He who knows others is clever...
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| Albert Schweitzer |
Until he extends his circle of...
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| Sam Mendes |
It's a risk casting anyone...
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| Napoleon Hill |
No man ever achieved worth...
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| F. H. Bradley |
It is good to know what...
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| S. I. Hayakawa |
Notice the difference between what...
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| Vaclav Havel |
As soon as man began...
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| Willie Stargell |
I'm always amazed when a...
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| Simone Weil |
Humanism was not wrong in...
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| Maimonides |
One should see the world, and...
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| Hubert H. Humphrey |
If there is dissatisfaction with...
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| Lao Tzu |
He who conquers others is...
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| Theodor Adorno |
He who stands aloof runs the...
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| Soren Kierkegaard |
I begin with the principle...
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| Lao Tzu |
He who knows others is wise...
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| Charles Caleb Colton |
Nothing so completely baffles one...
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| Thomas Hood |
That a man be willing, when...
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| Mario Vargas Llosa |
You cannot teach creativity - how...
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| Albert Schweitzer |
A man is ethical only when...
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| Lord Chesterfield |
The difference between a man...
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| Charles Evans Hughes |
A man has to live with...
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| Simone Weil |
More than in any other...
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| George G. Simpson |
Recognition of this kinship with...
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| Whittaker Chambers |
When you understand what you...
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| Morarji Desai |
If we do not want to...
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| Mikhail Bakunin |
The liberty of man consists...
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| Marcel Proust |
Every reader finds himself. The...
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| Publilius Syrus |
The happy man is not he...
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| Marcus Garvey |
There is no force like success...
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| Charles M. Schulz |
If I were given the...
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| Herodotus |
If a man insisted always on...
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| Hal Borland |
There are no limits to either...
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| George Sand |
No one makes a revolution by...
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| Ayn Rand |
Man's unique reward, however, is...
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| Aeschylus |
God loves to help him who...
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| Jean Cocteau |
Man seeks to escape himself in...
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| Jean de la Bruyere |
There is no road too long...
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| Nathaniel Hawthorne |
It contributes greatly towards a...
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| Andrew C. Bradley |
When Shakespeare begins his exposition...
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| Phaedrus |
It is the part of a...
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| Jose Ortega y Gasset |
Love is that splendid triggering...
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| Henry A. Kissinger |
The superpowers often behave like...
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| Jonathan Swift |
Positiveness is a good quality...
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| William Butler Yeats |
Why should we honour those...
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| Martin Luther |
If he have faith, the believer...
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| Roy L. Smith |
The man who cannot believe in...
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| Charles Baudelaire |
The poet enjoys the incomparable...
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| Vinoba Bhave |
If a man achieves victory over...
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| John B. Robinson |
It was the king's army, the...
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| Antoine de Saint-Exupery |
Each man must look to himself...
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| Helen Rowland |
A man's desire for a son...
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| Buffalo Bill |
As a good horse is not...
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| James Cash Penney |
Every man must decide for...
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| Charles de Gaulle |
Faced with crisis, the man of...
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| Norman Vincent Peale |
One of the greatest moments in...
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| Stokely Carmichael |
Integration is a man's ability...
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| Piers Anthony |
When one person makes an...
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| Golda Meir |
Authority poisons everybody who takes...
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| Dean Koontz |
I really believe that everyone...
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| Muhammad Iqbal |
It is the lot of man...
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| Brit Hume |
The president's poking fun at...
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| Robin G. Collingwood |
What a man is ashamed of...
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| Albert Ellis |
I think the future of...
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| Richard Gough |
When I was a young player...
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| George A. Smith |
Jesus Christ tells us that a...
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| Eden Phillpotts |
If you go on working with...
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| Esther Williams |
Howard Hughes himself was a...
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| Thomas Hobbes |
The right of nature... is the...
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| Jean de la Bruyere |
A vain man finds it wise...
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| Ezra Pound |
If the individual, or heretic...
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| Miguel De Cervantes |
Modesty, tis a virtue not...
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| John W. Gardner |
The creative individual has the...
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