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| Joseph Addison |
The chief ingredients in the...
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| Aeschylus |
Neither a life of anarchy nor...
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| Thomas Bailey Aldrich |
Books that have become classics...
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| Dante Alighieri |
The sad souls of those who...
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| Chris Van Allsburg |
Some artists claim praise is...
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| Aristotle |
We praise a man who feels...
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| Roger Ascham |
There is no such whetstone, to...
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| Mary Kay Ash |
There are two things people...
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| Mary Kay Ash |
Sandwich every bit of criticism...
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| Mary Kay Ash |
Sandwich every bit of criticism...
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| Saint Aurelius Augustine |
In doing what we ought we...
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| Marcus Aurelius |
Anything in any way beautiful...
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| Saint Teresa of Avila |
O my God, what must a...
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| Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach |
According to my principles, every...
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| Albert Barnes |
Praise now is one of the...
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| James M. Barrie |
The praise that comes from...
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| Jean Baudrillard |
A negative judgment gives you...
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| James Beattie |
In every age and every man...
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| Ambrose Bierce |
Eulogy. Praise of a person who...
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| Pearl S. Buck |
Praise out of season, or...
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| Elias Canetti |
One should use praise to...
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| Miguel de Cervantes |
It is one thing to praise...
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| Martin Chemnitz |
Therefore we examine with considerable...
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| Lord Chesterfield |
Modesty is the only sure bait...
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| Gilbert K. Chesterton |
A new philosophy generally means...
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| John Ciardi |
It is easy enough to praise...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
We are motivated by a keen...
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| Robert Collier |
Most of us, swimming against...
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| George Colman |
Praise the bridge that carried...
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| Calvin Coolidge |
The man who builds a factory...
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| Marie Corelli |
Such lovely warmth of thought...
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| Noel Coward |
I love criticism just so long...
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| George Crabbe |
To the house of a friend...
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| Martin van Creveld |
Sun Tzu does not need my...
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| Russell Crowe |
The important thing to me is...
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| Denis Diderot |
People praise virtue, but they...
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| T. S. Eliot |
Our high respect for a well...
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| Owen Feltham |
There is no belittling worse...
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| Charles Fillmore |
We increase whatever we praise...
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| John Florio |
Praise the sea, on shore...
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| John T. Flynn |
But no one can praise...
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| Gerald R. Ford |
The pat on the back, the...
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| Howell Forgy |
Praise the Lord and pass the...
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| E. M. Forster |
We are willing enough to...
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| Thomas Fuller |
It is more difficult to praise...
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| Carl Friedrich Gauss |
To praise it would amount to...
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| John Gay |
Fools may our scorn, not envy...
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| Arnold H. Glasgow |
Praise does wonders for our...
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| Sharon Gless |
There's no praise or acknowledgment...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
A person places themselves on...
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| Billy Graham |
The most eloquent prayer is...
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| Billy Graham |
The highest form of worship is...
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| Catherine the Great |
I praise loudly. I blame...
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| Matthew Hale |
It is a sign that your...
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| Alex Haley |
In my writing, as much as...
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| Dag Hammarskjold |
Praise those of your critics...
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| Ernie Harwell |
I praise the Lord here today...
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| Rutherford B. Hayes |
Unjust attacks on public men...
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| Heinrich Heine |
He only profits from praise...
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| Cullen Hightower |
Sometimes we deny being worthy...
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| Thomas Hobbes |
The praise of ancient authors...
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| Eric Hoffer |
It is a sign of creeping...
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| Oliver Wendell Holmes |
Sweet is the scene where...
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| Catherine II |
I like to praise and reward...
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| William James |
What every genuine philosopher (every...
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| Billy Joel |
I have been both praised and...
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| Samuel Johnson |
Praise, like gold and diamonds...
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| Bobby Jones |
You might as well praise a...
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| Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. |
There is no friend like an...
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| Immanuel Kant |
Even philosophers will praise war...
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| Elia Kazan |
I question the value of stars...
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| John Keats |
Praise or blame has but a...
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| Sue Kelly |
The sacrifices made by veterans...
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| Thomas Kempis |
Great tranquility of heart is...
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| Thomas Ken |
Praise God, from whom all...
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| Karl Kraus |
He who does without the praise...
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| Walter Savage Landor |
An ingenuous mind feels in...
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| Lance Loud |
When you've grown sick of...
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| Robert Martin |
Taking an interest in what...
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| John Masefield |
Once in a century a man...
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| John Masefield |
Once in a century a man...
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| Cotton Mather |
History is the story of events...
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| W. Somerset Maugham |
It is salutary to train...
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| W. Somerset Maugham |
People ask for criticism, but...
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| Andre Maurois |
Modesty and unselfishness - these are...
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| Phyllis McGinley |
Praise is warming and desirable...
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| Herman Melville |
Let America first praise mediocrity...
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| Giovanni Pico della Mirandola |
It was not the part of...
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| Maria Mitchell |
Every formula which expresses a...
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| Mary Ann Mobley |
Have a hand in your own...
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| Moliere |
There is no praise to bear...
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| Christopher Morley |
God made man merely to hear...
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| Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart |
I pay no attention whatever to...
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| Nagarjuna |
So, to praise others for their...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
Undeserved praise causes more pangs...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
Some are made modest by great...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
What can everyone do? Praise...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
In praise there is more...
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| Jose C. Orozco |
All praise to the masters...
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| Ovid |
Let others praise ancient times...
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| Satchel Paige |
Not to be cheered by praise...
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| Thomas Paine |
Virtues are acquired through endeavor...
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| Saskya Pandita |
Not to be cheered by praise...
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| Ann Patchett |
Praise and criticism seem to...
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| Jean Paul |
It is simpler and easier to...
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| Norman Vincent Peale |
The trouble with most of us...
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| William Penn |
We are apt to love praise...
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| Richard Perle |
Few governments in the world...
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| Fritz Perls |
Our dependency makes slaves out...
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| Wendell Phillips |
Many know how to flatter, few...
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| Plutarch |
Neither blame or praise yourself...
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| Alexander Pope |
Some old men, continually praise...
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| Alexander Pope |
Fondly we think we honor merit...
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| Alexander Pope |
Praise undeserved, is satire in...
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| Charley Pride |
Fans will praise you, scold...
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| Sextus Propertius |
Although strength should fail, the...
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| Patricia Richardson |
Instead of yelling and spanking...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
Usually we praise only to be...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
A refusal of praise is a...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
When we disclaim praise, it is...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
We seldom praise anyone in...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
We do not praise others...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
Few people have the wisdom to...
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| Romain Rolland |
I find war detestable but...
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| Jean Rostand |
I don't judge a regime by...
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| Bertrand Russell |
So far as I can remember...
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| Saint Francis de Sales |
Make friends with the angels...
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| Philip Schaff |
Christ himself wrote nothing, but...
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| Tom Selleck |
I praise CBS for taking a...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
True praise comes often even...
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| William Shakespeare |
I will praise any man that...
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| William Shakespeare |
Praise us as we are tasted...
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| Richard Brinsley Sheridan |
For if there is anything to...
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| Charles Simmons |
Integrity is the first step to...
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| William Gilmore Simms |
Neither praise or blame is the...
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| Sydney Smith |
Among the smaller duties of...
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| Alexander Smith |
If you do your fair day's...
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| Sophocles |
There are some who praise a...
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| Thomas Sowell |
What 'multiculturalism' boils down to...
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| Richard Steele |
There is no Pleasure like that...
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| John Steinbeck |
Unless a reviewer has the...
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| John Strachan |
Trusting in Christ, we may...
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| Igor Stravinsky |
The Church knew what the...
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| Peter Stuyvesant |
Praise the Lord, O England's...
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| Publilius Syrus |
Reprove your friends in secret...
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| Publilius Syrus |
Admonish your friends privately, but...
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| Taliesin |
I praise the Lord, the...
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| Terence |
Their silence is praise enough.
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| Studs Terkel |
I want to praise activists...
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| Dylan Thomas |
These poems, with all their...
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| Aiden Wilson Tozer |
In almost everything that touches...
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| Mark Twain |
Classic.' A book which people...
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| Lao Tzu |
The higher the sun ariseth...
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| Marquis De Vauvenargues |
Men sometimes feel injured by...
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| Conrad Veidt |
An actor remembers his first...
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| Leonardo da Vinci |
You do ill if you praise...
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| A. E. van Vogt |
The encouragement I got from...
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| Eli Wallach |
Having the critics praise you...
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| Edmund Waller |
Poets lose half the praise...
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| Bill Walsh |
Nothing is more effective than...
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| Alec Waugh |
A man desires praise that he...
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| James Mcneill Whistler |
To say of a picture, as...
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| Lucinda Williams |
You can't really praise somebody's...
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| Oprah Winfrey |
The more you praise and...
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| John Wooden |
You can't let praise or...
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| Xenophon |
The sweetest of all sounds is...
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| Martin Yan |
Happiness is within. It has...
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| Edward Young |
Wonder is involuntary praise.
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