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| H. L. Hunt |
Each is responsible for his...
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| George Harrison |
Love one another (His last...
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| Charles M. Schwab |
The man who has done his...
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| Robert Brault |
I value the friend who for...
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| Madame de Stael |
Speech happens to not be his...
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| Craig Bruce |
From each according to his...
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| Karl Marx |
From each according to his...
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| Akhenaton |
To be satisfied with a little...
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| William Shakespeare |
Life's but a walking shadow, a...
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| George S. Patton |
If a man does his best...
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| Menander |
The character of a man is...
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| Karl Marx |
From each, according to his...
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| Muhammad Ali |
A man who views the world...
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| Betty Grable |
With the man the world is...
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| George S. Patton |
The object of war is not...
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| Robert A. Heinlein |
An armed society is a polite...
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| Plato |
No one is a friend to...
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| Alfred de Vigny |
On the day when man told...
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| William Shakespeare |
All the world's a stage, and...
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| Taylor Caldwell |
I will know him by his...
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| Shinichi Suzuki |
Man is a child of his...
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| Thomas Fuller |
He does not believe who does...
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| Vince Lombardi |
I firmly believe that any...
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| Isaac Bashevis Singer |
We know what a person thinks...
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| C. S. Lewis |
A man can no more diminish...
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| Emily Bronte |
Whatever our souls are made of...
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| Karel Capek |
Nothing is stranger to man...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
A man is but the product...
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| Mason Cooley |
To understand someone, find out...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
Man is made by his belief...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
The most I can do for...
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| Winston Churchill |
A fanatic is one who can't...
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| George Edward Moore |
A great artist is always...
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| Katie Holmes |
I love all of his movies...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
If a man does not keep...
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| Walt Disney |
A man should never neglect his...
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| James E. Jones |
Before my grandpa built his...
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| Gerard Way |
I don't think having a My...
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| Winston Churchill |
Everyone has his day and some...
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| Steve Powers |
Anyone who relies exclusively on...
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| Bernard Baruch |
Every man has a right to...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
If one advances confidently in...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
Man should forget his anger...
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| Terence |
So many men, so many opinions...
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| George S. Patton |
No bastard ever won a war...
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| Michel de Montaigne |
He who fears will suffer, he...
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| Confucius |
A superior man is modest in...
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| Eric Liddell |
God made me fast. And when...
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| Kahlil Gibran |
Doubt is a pain too lonely...
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| James Joyce |
He found in the world without...
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| Nelson Mandela |
If you talk to a man...
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| Clarence Darrow |
I am a friend of the...
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| Victor Borge |
Humor is something that thrives...
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| Benjamin Disraeli |
One secret of success in life...
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| Mike Tyson |
I want to rip out his...
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| Euripides |
No one is happy all his...
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| John F. Kennedy |
When power leads man toward...
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| William Shakespeare |
It is a wise father that...
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| Martin Luther King, Jr. |
An individual has not started...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
If a man walks in the...
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| Upton Sinclair |
It is difficult to get a...
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| Bill Cosby |
A new father quickly learns...
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| Oscar Wilde |
All women become like their...
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| Jose Rizal |
He who does not know how...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
A man's growth is seen in...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
I tremble for my country when...
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| Oscar Wilde |
A dreamer is one who can...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
A man is relieved and gay...
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| Amos Bronson Alcott |
While one finds company in...
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| Henri Frederic Amiel |
Man becomes man only by his...
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| Dian Fossey |
The man who kills the animals...
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| David Ortiz |
You just have to go as...
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| Albert Einstein |
Any man who reads too much...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
If a man loses pace with...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
There is no better proof of...
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| B. C. Forbes |
The man who has done his...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
A man who was completely...
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| Marcus Aurelius |
There is nothing happens to...
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| Oscar Wilde |
Man is least himself when he...
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| Wilson Mizner |
Failure has gone to his head...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
In the morning a man walks...
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| Martin Luther King, Jr. |
Whatever your life's work is...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
It is what a man thinks...
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| Joseph Stefano |
A boy's best friend is his...
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| Mark Twain |
A man cannot be comfortable...
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| Aesop |
He that always gives way to...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
Why should we be in such...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
Of all that is written, I...
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| William Shakespeare |
When a father gives to his...
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| Friedrich Schiller |
He who has done his best...
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| H. L. Mencken |
We must respect the other...
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| Henry Ward Beecher |
Every artist dips his brush in...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
A good writer possesses not...
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| Blaise Pascal |
Man's true nature being lost...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
I have learned, that if one...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
The eye of the master will...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
Nothing can stop the man with...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
Men's actions are too strong...
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| Mark Twain |
Ideally a book would have no...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
When a hundred men stand...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
The man of knowledge must be...
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| Oscar Wilde |
A man's face is his...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
Many a man fails as an...
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| William Shakespeare |
The devil can cite Scripture...
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| Herb Caen |
A man begins cutting his...
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| Robert Walpole |
Every man has his price.
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| Abraham Lincoln |
I like to see a man...
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| Mark Twain |
When people do not respect us...
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| Henny Youngman |
A doctor gave a man six...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
A man is a method, a...
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| Aristotle |
I count him braver who...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
A man is usually more careful...
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| Blaise Pascal |
Can anything be stupider than...
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| Arthur Schopenhauer |
They tell us that suicide is...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
The civilized man has built a...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
Every man has his own courage...
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| Plato |
The direction in which education...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
If a man empties his purse...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
If a man empties his purse...
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| Lucille Ball |
Once in his life, every man...
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| Victor Hugo |
Each man should frame life so...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
If you wish to know the...
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| Plato |
It is right to give every...
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| Mark Twain |
A round man cannot be expected...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
As long as a man stands...
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| Oscar Wilde |
Woman begins by resisting a...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
Every man casts a shadow; not...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
The accent of a man's native...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
Every book is a quotation; and...
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| William Shakespeare |
Sweet are the uses of...
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| Roger Babson |
Let him who would enjoy a...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
Every sentence spoken by Napoleon...
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| Stephen King |
When his life was ruined, his...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
Nature seems at each man's...
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| Oscar Wilde |
No man is rich enough to...
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| Maya Angelou |
Any book that helps a child...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
There are a thousand hacking...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
Except during the nine months...
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| Oscar Wilde |
A man can't be too careful...
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| Jonathan Swift |
Every dog must have his day...
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| Helen Keller |
It is wonderful how much time...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
Who is wise? He that learns...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
There was never a child so...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
Every man in his lifetime...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
Words may show a man's wit...
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| Oscar Wilde |
I sometimes think that God in...
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| Albert Einstein |
Reading, after a certain age...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
The most happy man is he...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
Whatever one of us blames in...
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| Marlene Dietrich |
Once a woman has forgiven her...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
The youth gets together his...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
No man deserves to be praised...
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| Sophocles |
He who throws away a friend...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
When men and woman die, as...
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| Mark Twain |
What a wee little part of...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
Each one prays to God...
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| Samuel Butler |
He that complies against his...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
Every author in some way...
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| John Lennon |
He didn't come out of my...
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| James Jarrell Pickle |
He was always testing you. He...
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| Lao Tzu |
A leader is best when people...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
If a man can... make a...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
We are more thoroughly an...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
Every man is a quotation from...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
There is no chance and anarchy...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
The moment a person forms a...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
Of all nature's gifts to the...
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| William Shakespeare |
A man loves the meat in...
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| Prince Philip |
When a man opens a car...
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| Rod Steiger |
I thought his head was going...
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| Ambrose Bierce |
A person who doubts himself is...
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| Josh Billings |
Every man has his follies...
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| Albert Einstein |
I cannot imagine a God who...
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| Samuel Butler |
When a man is in doubt...
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| Napoleon Bonaparte |
I love power. But it is...
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| Bob Dylan |
A hero is someone who...
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| Voltaire |
In every author let us...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
Only he is successful in his...
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| Oscar Wilde |
I choose my friends for their...
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| Muhammad Ali |
Frazier is so ugly that he...
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| Aristotle |
At his best, man is the...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
I know of no more encouraging...
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| George S. Patton |
If a man has done his...
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| Albert Einstein |
He who can no longer pause...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
Constant development is the law...
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| Orison Swett Marden |
No man fails who does his...
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| Jean de la Bruyere |
A man can keep another's...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
When a man must force himself...
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| William Shakespeare |
He is winding the watch of...
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| Albert Einstein |
Concern for man and his fate...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
He that displays too often his...
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| Robert Louis Stevenson |
Everyone lives by selling something...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
Let everyone try and find that...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
He only earns his freedom and...
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| H. L. Mencken |
A judge is a law student...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
I do not know what the...
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| Henry Ward Beecher |
Greatness lies, not in being...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
Everyone complains of his memory...
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| Napoleon Bonaparte |
A man will fight harder for...
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| John F. Kennedy |
If anyone is crazy enough to...
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| Will Rogers |
A fool and his money are...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
The moment a person forms a...
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| Ronald Reagan |
Recession is when a neighbour...
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| Benjamin Disraeli |
The more extensive a man's...
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| Paul D. White |
We know from our clinical...
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| James Madison |
As a man is said to...
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| Aristotle |
A tyrant must put on the...
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| Oscar Wilde |
He has no enemies, but is...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
When a stupid man is doing...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
Every one speaks well of his...
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| Samuel Butler |
The three most important things...
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| Morarji Desai |
In the early ages, I believe...
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| Kahlil Gibran |
The most pitiful among men is...
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| Oscar Wilde |
I think that God, in creating...
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| John Adams |
Power always thinks... that it...
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| Mark Twain |
It is just like man's vanity...
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| Confucius |
He who speaks without modesty...
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| Victor Hugo |
There is no such thing as...
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| Martin Luther King, Jr. |
The Negro needs the white man...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
The man that thinks he loves...
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| Francis Bacon |
A man must make his...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
The man who writes about...
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| Napoleon Hill |
War grows out of the desire...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
Thaw with her gentle persuasion...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
The bluebird carries the sky...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
There is no more fatal...
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| Theodore Roosevelt |
A man who is good enough...
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| Marcus Aurelius |
I have often wondered how it...
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| Theodore Roosevelt |
The man who loves other...
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| Victor Hugo |
I met in the street a...
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| Samuel Butler |
A lawyer's dream of heaven...
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| Oscar Wilde |
Man is a rational animal who...
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| Kahlil Gibran |
Death most resembles a prophet...
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| Blaise Pascal |
Few friendships would survive if...
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| Booker T. Washington |
The individual who can do...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
Many a man fails to become...
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| Chris Rock |
A man is only as faithful...
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| Abraham Lincoln |
Books serve to show a man...
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| Theodore Roosevelt |
A man who is good enough...
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| Mark Twain |
When a person cannot deceive...
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| David Borenstein |
One cannot subdue a man by...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
What a man believes may be...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
A physician is not angry at...
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| H. L. Mencken |
Every man is his own hell...
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| H. L. Mencken |
It is hard to believe that...
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| Albert Camus |
Man is an idea, and a...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
You can always tell an old...
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| Martin Luther King, Jr. |
I want to be the white...
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| Earl Nightingale |
We all walk in the dark...
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| Samuel Johnson |
Depend upon it that if a...
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| Arthur Conan Doyle |
His ignorance was as remarkable...
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| Thomas Carlyle |
Oh, give us the man who...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
Wealth is not his that has...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
No man who is occupied in...
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| Albert Einstein |
Only one who devotes himself...
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| Samuel Johnson |
Every man is rich or poor...
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| William Shakespeare |
Everyone ought to bear patiently...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
Each one has to find his...
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| Samuel Johnson |
If a man does not make...
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| Jean-Jacques Rousseau |
No man has any natural...
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| Michel de Montaigne |
Love to his soul gave eyes...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
Just as a man would not...
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| Aristotle |
Jealousy is both reasonable and...
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| Napoleon Hill |
It has always been my belief...
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| Abraham Lincoln |
Let not him who is houseless...
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| Christopher Walken |
Obviously an actor draws on...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
If a man could have half...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
Any man can make mistakes, but...
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| Miguel de Cervantes |
Every man is the son of...
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| Malcolm X |
Be peaceful, be courteous, obey...
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| Samuel Butler |
If God wants us to do...
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| B. R. Ambedkar |
Unlike a drop of water which...
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| Samuel Butler |
There is nothing which at once...
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| Samuel Johnson |
All travel has its advantages...
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| Joseph Franklin Rutherford |
By his own efforts man could...
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| Mark Twain |
Often it does seem a pity...
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| Samuel Butler |
Every man's work, whether it...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
To deprive a man of his...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
Whoever has witnessed another's ideal...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
A man's manners are a mirror...
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| Samuel Johnson |
He who has so little knowledge...
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| Samuel Johnson |
Nothing flatters a man as much...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
Religion is more than life...
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| Harry S. Truman |
Richard Nixon is a no good...
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| Terry Pratchett |
Build a man a fire, and...
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| Samuel Johnson |
To be idle and to be...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
Man falls from the pursuit of...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
Most powerful is he who has...
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| Samuel Johnson |
No man can taste the fruits...
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| C. S. Lewis |
A man who is eating or...
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| Napoleon Bonaparte |
The battlefield is a scene of...
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| Samuel Johnson |
A wise man is cured of...
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| Aristotle |
The wise man does not expose...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
The man with insight enough to...
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| William James |
There is but one cause of...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
What Englishman will give his...
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| Oscar Wilde |
An excellent man; he has no...
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| William Dean Howells |
A man never sees all that...
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| Plato |
All things will be produced in...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
Behold a worthy sight, to...
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| Abraham Lincoln |
The shepherd drives the wolf...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
It behooves every man who...
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| James Joyce |
And then I asked him with...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
Let everyone sweep in front of...
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| Ken Thompson |
The average gardener probably knows...
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| Joseph Campbell |
A hero is someone who has...
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| Mason Cooley |
The man of sensibility is too...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
To compel a man to subsidize...
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| Virginia Woolf |
Each has his past shut in...
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| Voltaire |
Whoever serves his country well...
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| Orison Swett Marden |
You cannot measure a man by...
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| Bob Marley |
Every man gotta right to...
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| Voltaire |
The very impossibility in which...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
Man lives freely only by his...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
Whoever has provoked men to...
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| Victor Hugo |
The man who does not know...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
Experience demands that man is...
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| Mark Twain |
The wit knows that his place...
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| James Baldwin |
An identity would seem to be...
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| Sacha Guitry |
A man must marry only a...
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| Richard M. Nixon |
A public man must never forget...
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| Henry Ward Beecher |
He is greatest whose strength...
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| Blaise Pascal |
The strength of a man's virtue...
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| William Shakespeare |
Use every man after his desert...
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| Ambrose Bierce |
COMPROMISE, n. Such an adjustment...
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| Larry Bird |
A winner is someone who...
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| Samuel Johnson |
A man seldom thinks with more...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
Nothing is void of God, his...
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| Buddha |
He who experiences the unity...
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| Marianne Williamson |
We receive His peace when we...
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| Niccolo Machiavelli |
A prince never lacks legitimate...
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| Edward Gibbon |
Every man who rises above the...
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| Martin Luther |
Every man must do two things...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
Everywhere is nowhere. When a...
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| Joseph B. Lightfoot |
The success and the failure...
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| Samuel Butler |
Those who have never had a...
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| Wayne Newton |
When you take of a man's...
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| David Hockney |
It is very good advice to...
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| Richard Aldington |
Nationalism is a silly cock...
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| James Madison |
A man has a property in...
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| Samuel Butler |
A man's friendships are, like...
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| Charles Peguy |
Any father whose son raises...
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| Denis Diderot |
The God of the Christians is...
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| Kin Hubbard |
Nobody works as hard for his...
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| King Hussein I |
All what we hope for is...
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| Theodore Hesburgh |
The most important thing a...
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| Dwight D. Eisenhower |
If men can develop weapons...
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| Voltaire |
If God created us in his...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
Whenever a man has cast a...
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| Samuel Johnson |
A man is in general better...
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| Samuel Johnson |
He that fails in his endeavors...
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| Abraham Lincoln |
Every man is said to have...
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| Mason Cooley |
A great reader seldom recognizes...
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| Thomas Bailey Aldrich |
A man is known by the...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
I never heard of an old...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
Before the throne of the...
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| Albert Camus |
A man's work is nothing but...
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| Benjamin Disraeli |
The greatest good you can do...
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| Samuel Butler |
He has spent his life best...
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| Groucho Marx |
Behind every successful man is...
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| William James |
The greatest discovery of my...
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| John Stuart Mill |
A man who has nothing for...
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| Blaise Pascal |
Man's greatness lies in his...
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| Ernest Hemingway |
An intelligent man is sometimes...
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| Voltaire |
How pleasant it is for a...
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| Joe Mantegna |
If at the end of the...
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| Confucius |
The superior man makes the...
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| H. L. Mencken |
Every normal man must be...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
He is happiest, be he king...
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| Charles Eastman |
Every act of his life is...
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| Charles Baudelaire |
The lover of life makes the...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
Who is rich? He that rejoices...
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| Confucius |
The superior man acts before...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
Consult your friend on all...
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| Leopold Trepper |
He who closes his eyes sees...
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| Cathy Rindner Tempelsman |
Be aware that the more often...
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| Thomas Fuller |
No man can be happy without...
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| Victor Hugo |
Hell is an outrage on humanity...
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| Henry B. Adams |
A teacher affects eternity he...
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| Friedrich Von Schlegel |
Every complete man has his...
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| Augusto Roa Bastos |
Anyone who attempts to relate...
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| Mason Cooley |
Well-behaved: he always speaks...
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| Victor Hugo |
There are fathers who do not...
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| Thomas B. Macaulay |
And how can man die better...
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| Thomas Paine |
I love the man that can...
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| Eydie Gorme |
We were with Frank as part...
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| Victor Hugo |
Blessed be Providence which has...
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| Carter G. Woodson |
When you control a man's...
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| Albert Schweitzer |
Seek always to do some good...
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| Wayne Newton |
You can take of a man's...
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| Virginia Woolf |
Each has his past shut in...
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| Confucius |
The more man meditates upon...
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| Eleanor Roosevelt |
Life must be lived and...
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| Warren Farrell |
When a man is able to...
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| Samuel Butler |
A sense of humor keen enough...
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| Samuel Johnson |
Almost every man wastes part...
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| Samuel Richardson |
A husband's mother and his...
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| William Shakespeare |
I dote on his very absence...
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| Samuel Johnson |
When a man knows he is...
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| George Jean Nathan |
A man reserves his true and...
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| Aleksandr I. Kuprin |
I wanted to live the inner...
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| Mathew Henry |
Eve was not taken out of...
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| Henry Ford |
The man who will use his...
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| Plato |
If a man neglects education...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
Man becomes great exactly in...
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| Muhammad Ali |
The man who views the world...
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| Raymond Chandler |
When in doubt, have a man...
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| Claude M. Bristol |
Every person is the creation...
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| Andrew McCarthy |
So I wanted to explore all...
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| Voltaire |
Judge a man by his questions...
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| Ambrose Bierce |
Telephone, n. An invention of...
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| Joseph Roux |
We call that person who has...
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| Billy Graham |
A child who is allowed to...
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| Rita Rudner |
A man will go to war...
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| Gilbert K. Chesterton |
The word "good" has many...
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| Martin Luther |
Anyone who is to find Christ...
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| Arthur Schopenhauer |
Everyone takes the limits of...
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| John Adams |
A desire to be observed...
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| William Lyon Phelps |
The final test of a gentleman...
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| Samuel Butler |
Lying has a kind of respect...
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| Cavett Robert |
Any person who selects a goal...
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| Richard M. Nixon |
The American people are entitled...
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| C. S. Lewis |
A young man who wishes to...
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| George H. Mead |
What gives it its human...
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| James Joyce |
The demand that I make of...
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| Francis Bacon |
In taking revenge, a man is...
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| Gilbert K. Chesterton |
A radical generally meant a...
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| Sextus Propertius |
Love never offers to anyone...
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| Samuel Johnson |
He who does not mind his...
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| Samuel Butler |
The worst thing that can...
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| Niccolo Machiavelli |
A wise ruler ought never to...
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| Aaron Neville |
I always tell people I want...
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| Henry Ford |
I do not believe a man...
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| Henry Wadsworth Longfellow |
Every man has his secret...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
What one has, one ought to...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
It is the peculiar quality of...
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| Elbert Hubbard |
How many a man has thrown...
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| Gilbert K. Chesterton |
Happy is he who still loves...
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| Voltaire |
The husband who decides to...
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| Richard Pryor |
Everyone carries around his own...
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| John F. Kennedy |
The world is very different...
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| Karl Wilhelm Von Humboldt |
It is usually more important...
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| Thomas Carlyle |
Nothing stops the man who...
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| Voltaire |
Judge a man by his questions...
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| Daniel Patrick Moynihan |
Everyone is entitled to his...
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| Thomas Carlyle |
Blessed is he who has found...
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| Alex Morrison |
All of us who are convinced...
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| Ambrose Bierce |
All are lunatics, but he who...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
Justice is the set and...
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| Pierre Corneille |
Every man of courage is a...
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| Robert Louis Stevenson |
Of what shall a man be...
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| Thomas Merton |
Every moment and every event...
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| Muhammad Ali |
Only a man who knows what...
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| Erich Fromm |
Man is the only animal for...
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| Benjamin Disraeli |
No man is regular in his...
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| Ronald Reagan |
We must reject the idea that...
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| Katey Sagal |
And then I think now we...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
He only employs his passion...
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| Samuel Butler |
A lawyer's dream of Heaven...
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| William James |
The greatest discovery of any...
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| Samuel Butler |
I never knew a writer yet...
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| Samuel Butler |
A physician's physiology has much...
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| Edmund Burke |
Your representative owes you, not...
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| Wayne Newton |
You can take of a man's...
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| Abraham Polonsky |
A man could spend the rest...
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| Ambrose Bierce |
Genealogy, n. An account of...
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| Thomas Carlyle |
Man is, properly speaking, based...
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| Ronald Reagan |
Recession is when a neighbor...
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| Benjamin Disraeli |
Man is made to adore and...
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| Albert Schweitzer |
If a man loses his reverence...
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| Samuel Adams |
He who is void of virtuous...
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| George Santayana |
A man's feet should be planted...
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| John Dos Passos |
A man's got to work for...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
The precepts of the law are...
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| Emanuel Ax |
Everybody makes his path differently...
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| E. Howard Hunt |
I would say this in terms...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
Take from a man his reputation...
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| Edward Abbey |
A patriot must always be ready...
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| Frank Pittman |
Fathering makes a man, whatever...
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| Abraham Lincoln |
I don't know who my...
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| George Dennison Prentice |
When a young man complains...
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| Norman Cousins |
It makes little difference how...
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| Douglas MacArthur |
A general is just as good...
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| Benjamin Disraeli |
The secret of success in life...
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| Soren Kierkegaard |
What is a poet? An unhappy...
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| Thomas Carlyle |
Man's unhappiness, as I construe...
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| H. L. Mencken |
A man always remembers his...
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| Albert Camus |
To assert in any case that...
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| David Herbert Lawrence |
There is only one thing that...
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| Johannes Tauler |
Let God and all his creation...
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| Jean Arp |
Soon silence will have passed...
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| Woody Allen |
Man consists of two parts, his...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
What gift has providence bestowed...
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| Alistair Cooke |
A professional is someone who...
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| Lao Tzu |
The wise man does not lay...
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| Bryan Ferry |
I mean, there are so many...
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| Billy Graham |
If a person gets his attitude...
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| William Makepeace Thackeray |
The world is a looking glass...
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| Oprah Winfrey |
The greatest discovery of all...
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| Thomas Carlyle |
For all right judgment of any...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
When an author is too...
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