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| Isabelle Adjani |
Passion is all but soft, it's...
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| Chris Van Allsburg |
The Dick, Jane, and Spot...
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| David Attenborough |
I don't run a car, have...
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| Honore de Balzac |
A mother's life, you see, is...
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| Henry Ward Beecher |
In this world, full often, our...
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| Bruce Beresford |
Tender Mercies is a very low...
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| Ugo Betti |
If we have anything kind to...
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| Josh Billings |
Honesty is the rarest wealth...
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| Christian Nestell Bovee |
Sensitiveness is closely allied to...
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| Julia Margaret Cameron |
From the first moment I...
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| George Washington Carver |
How far you go in life...
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| Kate Chopin |
She felt like a chess player...
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| Agatha Christie |
The popular idea that a child...
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| Paula Cole |
For me music is a vehicle...
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| Tony Curtis |
I joined the Navy hoping to...
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| Samuel Daniel |
Beauty, sweet love, is like...
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| William Dunbar |
Scotsmen are metaphisical and emotional...
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| Aaron Eckhart |
I think women can be as...
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| Ralph Fiennes |
Gardeners are good at nurturing...
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| Robert Frost |
There never was any heart...
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| Ruth Graham |
Just pray for a tough hide...
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| Paul Harris |
Motherhood is at its best when...
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| Horace |
The disgrace of others often...
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| Brit Hume |
We have a society in which...
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| Anne Hutchinson |
For you see this scripture...
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| William James |
There must be something solemn...
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| Juvenal |
A child is owed the greatest...
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| David Herbert Lawrence |
One could laugh at the world...
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| Audre Lorde |
We have to consciously study...
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| Lawrence G. Lovasik |
A gentleman has his eyes on...
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| Ida Lupino |
Whereupon, at the tender age...
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| Mary MacLane |
Fame is indeed beautiful and...
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| Susannah McCorkle |
People will always need love...
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| Joseph Mitchell |
When I get through tearing a...
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| Henri Nouwen |
When we honestly ask ourselves...
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| Kim Novak |
I knew Rita Hayworth only...
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| Ouida |
Could we see when and where...
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| Frank Perdue |
It takes a tough man to...
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| Lisa Marie Presley |
I like Jailhouse Rock and Love...
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| Marcel Proust |
In a separation it is the...
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| Mary Richards |
Our works and our play. All...
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| Alan Rickman |
If only life could be a...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
That good disposition which boasts...
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| Eleanor Roosevelt |
When will our consciences grow...
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| Christina Rossetti |
She gave up beauty in her...
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| Jeffrey Sachs |
The truth of good economic...
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| George Santayana |
Bid, then, the tender light of...
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| John Sheffield |
Tis the most tender part of...
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| Charles Simeon |
The tender heart, the broken...
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| Bayard Taylor |
The bravest are the most...
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| Rod Taylor |
I married at a tender age...
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| Frederick Tennyson |
Softly the loud peal dies, In...
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| Peter Thomson |
A light, tender, sensitive touch...
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| Mo Udall |
Lord, give us the wisdom to...
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| Peter Ustinov |
Love is an act of endless...
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| Voltaire |
Paradise was made for tender...
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| George Wald |
It's not good enough to give...
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| Walt Whitman |
Have you learned the lessons...
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