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| Alcaeus |
Tis said that wrath is the...
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| John Aubrey |
I shall take particular notice...
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| Pedro Calderon de la Barca |
Tis not where we lie, but...
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| James M. Barrie |
That is ever the way. 'Tis...
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| J. M. Barrie |
That is ever the way. Tis...
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| Richard Blackmore |
You own a watch the invention...
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| David Borenstein |
Tis nobler to lose honor to...
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| Robert Browning |
Tis not what man Does which...
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| Elizabeth Barrett Browning |
For tis not in mere death...
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| Lord Byron |
Tis pleasant, sure, to see...
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| Lord Byron |
Tis very certain the desire of...
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| Charles Stuart Calverley |
I cannot sing the old songs...
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| Thomas Campbell |
Tis distance lends enchantment to...
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| Lewis Carroll |
Oh, 'tis love, 'tis love that...
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| Miguel de Cervantes |
Tis ill talking of halters in...
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| Miguel De Cervantes |
Tis a dainty thing to command...
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| Miguel De Cervantes |
Tis the only comfort of the...
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| Miguel De Cervantes |
Modesty, tis a virtue not...
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| Wilkie Collins |
Well may your heart believe...
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| William Congreve |
Tis well enough for a servant...
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| William Congreve |
If there's delight in love...
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| William Congreve |
Say what you will, 'tis better...
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| Eliza Cook |
Though language forms the preacher...
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| Anna Julia Cooper |
It is not the intelligent...
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| Abraham Crowley |
A mighty pain to love it...
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| Nicholas Culpeper |
For God's sake build not your...
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| Daniel Defoe |
Tis no sin to cheat the...
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| Charles Dickens |
Tis love that makes the world...
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| Tommy Douglas |
Courage, my friends; 'tis not...
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| John Dryden |
A knock-down argument; 'tis...
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| George Eliot |
Death is the king of this...
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| Sarah Fielding |
Tis this desire of bending all...
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| Thomas Fuller |
Tis not every question that...
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| Thomas Fuller |
Tis skill, not strength, that...
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| Thomas Fuller |
Tis better to suffer wrong...
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| Baltasar Gracian |
Have friends. 'Tis a second...
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| Thomas Gray |
Where ignorance is bliss, 'Tis...
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| Thomas Gray |
'Tis folly to be wise.
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| Robert Browning Hamilton |
Tis not what man Does which...
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| Richard Henry Horne |
Tis always morning somewhere in...
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| A. E. Housman |
Who made the world I cannot...
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| Ben Jonson |
Tis the common disease of all...
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| Charles Lamb |
Tis the privilege of friendship...
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| Margaret Mitchell |
Land is the only thing in...
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| Mary Wortley Montagu |
Prudent people are very happy...
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| Mary Wortley Montagu |
I hate the noise and hurry...
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| Mary Wortley Montagu |
I don't say 'Tis impossible...
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| Michel de Montaigne |
Tis the sharpness of our mind...
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| James Montgomery |
Tis human actions paint the...
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| Thomas Moore |
Though an angel should write...
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| Edward Moore |
Tis now the summer of your...
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| Edward Moore |
Ay, rail at gaming - 'tis a...
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| Thomas More |
Disguise our bondage as we...
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| Thomas More |
Tis the last rose of summer...
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| Thomas Paine |
I love the man that can...
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| Thomas Paine |
Tis the business of little...
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| Phaedrus |
In outward show so splendid...
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| Alexander Pope |
Tis not enough your counsel...
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| Alexander Pope |
And, after all, what is a...
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| Alexander Pope |
Tis education forms the common...
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| Alexander Pope |
Tis but a part we see...
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| Matthew Prior |
And 'tis remarkable that they...
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| Francois Rabelais |
Believe me, 'tis a godlike...
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| Edmond Rostand |
A kiss, when all is said...
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| Sallust |
Before you act, consider; when...
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| Walter Scott |
Tis sweet to know there is...
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| Charles Sedley |
When change itself can give no...
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| John Selden |
Tis not seasonable to call a...
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| John Selden |
Of all actions of a man's...
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| William Shakespeare |
Tis not enough to help the...
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| William Shakespeare |
Tis one thing to be tempted...
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| William Shakespeare |
Tis best to weigh the enemy...
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| William Shakespeare |
Tis better to bear the ills...
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| John Sheffield |
Tis the most tender part of...
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| Richard Brinsley Sheridan |
Tis safest in matrimony to...
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| William Somerville |
Let all the learned say what...
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| Laurence Stern |
Tis known by the name of...
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| Laurence Sterne |
It is a great pity but...
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| Algernon Sydney |
Who will wear a shoe that...
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| Algernon Sydney |
Tis hard to comprehend how one...
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| Alfred Lord Tennyson |
Tis better to have loved and...
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| Alfred Lord Tennyson |
Tis not too late to seek...
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| William Makepeace Thackeray |
Tis strange what a man may...
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| James Thomson |
Tis easier for the generous to...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
Tis healthy to be sick...
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| Lope de Vega |
Dreaming of a to-morrow, which...
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| Ralph Venning |
All the beauty of the world...
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| Leonardo da Vinci |
I love those who can smile...
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| Voltaire |
Let us work without theorizing...
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| Edmund Waller |
To love is to believe, to...
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| Isaac Watts |
Tis the voice of the sluggard...
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| John Webster |
Tis better to be fortunate...
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| Carolyn Wells |
Tis blessed to bestow, and yet...
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| Ella Wheeler Wilcox |
Tis easy enough to be pleasant...
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| Ella Wheeler Wilcox |
Tis the set of the sail...
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| Mary Wortley |
I don't say tis impossible for...
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| Mary Wortley |
Tis a sort of duty to...
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| William Wycherley |
I weigh the man, not his...
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| William Wycherley |
Your women of honor, as you...
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