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| Joseph Addison |
The important question is not...
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| Muhammad Ali |
There are no pleasures in a...
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| Saint Thomas Aquinas |
Friendship is the source of...
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| Saint Thomas Aquinas |
Man cannot live without joy...
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| Aristotle |
Temperance is a mean with...
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| Johann Arndt |
Yet, so far from laboring to...
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| Jane Austen |
One half of the world cannot...
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| J. L. Austin |
But I owe it to the...
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| Francis Bacon |
God Almighty first planted a...
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| Honore De Balzac |
The life of a man who...
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| Orlando A. Battista |
One of the most lasting...
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| Pierre Charles Baudleaire |
An artist is an artist only...
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| Christian Nestell Bovee |
Tranquil pleasures last the longest...
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| David Brainerd |
Worldly pleasures, such as flow...
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| Charlotte Bronte |
The human heart has hidden...
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| Charles Buxton |
To make pleasures pleasant shortens...
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| Lord Byron |
For pleasures past I do not...
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| Giacomo Casanova |
By recollecting the pleasures I...
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| Madonna Ciccone |
Poor is the man whose...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
In everything, satiety closely follows...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
The greatest pleasures are only...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
We forget our pleasures, we...
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| Luc de Clapier |
The fruit derived from labor...
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| William Kingdon Clifford |
This sense of power is the...
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| Edwin Louis Cole |
Boundaries are to protect life...
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| Confucius |
Look at the means which a...
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| Mason Cooley |
Mind and body obstruct one...
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| Pierre Corneille |
After having won a scepter...
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| Willem Dafoe |
Film is fragmented and gets...
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| Willem Dafoe |
One of the pleasures of being...
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| Robertson Davies |
If we seek the pleasures of...
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| Democritus |
Throw moderation to the winds...
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| Charles Dickens |
Happy, happy Christmas, that can...
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| Denis Diderot |
One declaims endlessly against the...
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| Benjamin Disraeli |
The choicest pleasures of life...
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| John Donne |
Come live with me, and be...
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| John Dryden |
Pains of love be sweeter far...
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| Helen Dunmore |
However, the difficulties and pleasures...
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| Tryon Edwards |
Sinful and forbidden pleasures are...
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| Dwight D. Eisenhower |
Our pleasures were simple - they...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
There is more difference in...
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| Epictetus |
It is the nature of the...
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| Epictetus |
If one oversteps the bounds of...
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| Joseph Epstein |
One of the pleasures of being...
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| William Feather |
Business is always interfering with...
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| Francois Fenelon |
All earthly delights are sweeter...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
Service which is rendered without...
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| Kahlil Gibran |
In the sweetness of friendship...
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| Kahlil Gibran |
In the sweetness of friendship...
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| G. I. Gurdjieff |
A man will renounce any...
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| Oliver Wendell Holmes |
Fresh air is good if you...
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| Bell Hooks |
I feel like there is always...
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| Elbert Hubbard |
If pleasures are greatest in...
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| Leigh Hunt |
It is books that teach us...
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| Aldous Huxley |
I can sympathise with people's...
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| Joseph Joubert |
Pleasures are always children, pains...
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| H. Jackson Brown, Jr. |
Think big thoughts but relish...
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| Robert M. Parker, Jr. |
No sane man can afford to...
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| Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. |
I despise making the most of...
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| Christopher Knight |
Being a Brady comes with it's...
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| Karolina Kurkova |
Simply enjoy life and the...
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| Ann Landers |
Sensual pleasures have the fleeting...
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| Irving Langmuir |
Happy indeed is the scientist...
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| Norman Lear |
Life is made up of small...
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| Stanislaw Lem |
To torture a man you have...
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| Giacomo Leopardi |
Old age is the supreme evil...
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| C. S. Lewis |
I sometimes wander whether all...
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| Georg C. Lichtenberg |
The pleasures of the imagination...
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| Joshua L. Liebman |
Maturity is achieved when a...
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| James Russell Lowell |
Incredulity robs us of many...
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| Margaret Mahy |
Of course there are big...
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| Bernard Malamud |
Revision is one of the...
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| Christopher Marlowe |
Come live with me and be...
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| W. Somerset Maugham |
Old age has its pleasures...
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| David McCullough |
To go back and read Swift...
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| Dmitri Mendeleev |
Pleasures flit by - they are...
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| John Stuart Mill |
Of two pleasures, if there be...
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| Moliere |
True, Heaven prohibits certain pleasures...
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| Moliere |
It's true Heaven forbids some...
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| Michel de Montaigne |
Tis the sharpness of our mind...
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| Malcolm Muggeridge |
One of the many pleasures of...
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| Nagarjuna |
There is pleasure when a sore...
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| Blaise Pascal |
The consciousness of the falsity...
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| Kevin Patterson |
Solitude sharpens awareness of small...
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| George Plimpton |
It is also one of the...
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| Frederik Pohl |
I'm doing a book, 'Chasing...
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| Thomas de Quincey |
Nobody will laugh long who...
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| Marcus Fabius Quintilian |
Forbidden pleasures alone are loved...
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| John Ray |
Diseases are the tax on...
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| Mary Richards |
Our works and our play. All...
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| Samuel Richardson |
The pleasures of the mighty...
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| Samuel Richardson |
Marriage is the highest state...
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| Nora Roberts |
One of my greatest pleasures...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
Old age is a tyrant, who...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
It is with an old love...
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| Georges Rouault |
The richness of the world, all...
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| Jane Rule |
My private measure of success...
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| Bertrand Russell |
Religions, which condemn the pleasures...
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| Marquis de Sade |
The imagination is the spur of...
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| George Santayana |
A string of excited, fugitive...
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| Compay Segundo |
As far as pleasures, you've...
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| Seneca |
Enjoy present pleasures in such...
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| John Petit-Senn |
We tire of those pleasures we...
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| Percy Bysshe Shelley |
A man, to be greatly good...
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| Percy Bysshe Shelley |
First our pleasures die - and...
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| Georges Simenon |
Of course, I also gave him...
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| Jane Smiley |
I loved the house the way...
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| Herbert Spencer |
Objects we ardently pursue bring...
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| Henry Morton Stanley |
But my estimates, for instance...
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| Willie Stargell |
Simple pleasures were all the...
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| Stendhal |
The pleasures of love are...
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| Robert Stevenson |
Talk is by far the most...
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| William Temple |
There cannot live a more...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
That man is rich whose...
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| Anthony Trollope |
The habit of reading is the...
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| Voltaire |
Illusion is the first of all...
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| Barbara Walters |
But for Muslims, everything that...
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| Vita Sackville-West |
Travel is the most private of...
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| Oscar Wilde |
Illusion is the first of all...
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| William Wordsworth |
When from our better selves we...
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| William Wycherley |
Good fellowship and friendship are...
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| William Wycherley |
Come, for my part I will...
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| John Zimmerman |
Put this restriction on your...
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