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| John Adams |
Our Constitution was made only...
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| Saint Thomas Aquinas |
Perfection of moral virtue does...
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| Hannah Arendt |
Man cannot be free if he...
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| Hans Urs von Balthasar |
If God wishes to reveal the...
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| Elizabeth Bowen |
Never to lie is to have...
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| Brandon Boyd |
It's great to want to be...
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| Tina Brown |
TV journalism is a much more...
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| Edmund Burke |
Whilst shame keeps its watch...
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| George H. W. Bush |
America is never wholly herself...
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| Giraldus Cambrensis |
Not addicted to gluttony or...
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| Donald Cargill |
And for yourself, whatever there...
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| Thomas Carlyle |
No man who has once heartily...
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| Bliss Carman |
There is a passion for...
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| John le Carre |
The monsters of our childhood...
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| Paul Cezanne |
Is art really the priesthood...
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| William Ellery Channing |
Grandeur of character lies wholly...
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| Anna Julia Cooper |
Nothing natural can be wholly...
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| Ezra Cornell |
My dear, the duty that...
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| Aleister Crowley |
In the absence of willpower...
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| Robertson Davies |
We wanted to meet him, for...
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| Rene Descartes |
The senses deceive from time...
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| Indra Devi |
Like water which can clearly...
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| Marjory S. Douglas |
There are no other Everglades...
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| Theodore Dreiser |
Our civilization is still in a...
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| John Drinkwater |
A lyric, it is true, is...
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| John Dryden |
Either be wholly slaves or...
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| Sergei Eisenstein |
Now why should the cinema...
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| Epictetus |
You may be always victorious...
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| Margaret Fuller |
Male and female represent the...
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| John Kenneth Galbraith |
The commencement speech is not...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
There is no principle worth...
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| Asa Gray |
The former conviction that these...
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| Robert Browning Hamilton |
Finds progress, man's distinctive mark...
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| Larry Harvey |
We take people to the...
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| Nathaniel Hawthorne |
Caresses, expressions of one sort...
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| Ethan A. Hitchcock |
Men wholly bent on wordly...
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| Aldous Huxley |
It was one of those evenings...
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| Charles Inglis |
It is the Band which unites...
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| Diana Wynne Jones |
This is ridiculous, I mean...
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| Diana Wynne Jones |
Fantasy for me as a kid...
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| Kingman Brewster, Jr. |
While the spoken word can...
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| Franz Kafka |
It is not necessary that you...
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| Arthur Keith |
My personal conviction is that...
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| Sidney Lanier |
Virtues are acquired through endeavor...
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| Wyndham Lewis |
I feel most at home in...
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| F. L. Lucas |
A man can make himself put...
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| Bela Lugosi |
The actor depends wholly on...
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| Thomas Mann |
The writer's joy is the...
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| W. Somerset Maugham |
Things were easier for the old...
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| Kelly Millar |
Racial and denominational schools impart...
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| Max Muller |
The first pages of memory are...
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| Thomas Paine |
Virtues are acquired through endeavor...
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| Thomas Paine |
The strength and power of...
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| Ezra Pound |
Good art however "immoral" is...
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| Anthony Powell |
People think that because a...
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| Sumner Redstone |
We understand that the real...
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| Auguste Rodin |
There are unknown forces in...
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| Eleanor Roosevelt |
Too often the great decisions...
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| Theodore Roosevelt |
No people is wholly civilized...
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| Herbert Samual |
The virtue of some people...
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| Herbert Samuel |
The virtue of some people...
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| Michael Servetus |
And because his Spirit was...
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| John Shimkus |
Modern Armenia survived only because...
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| Lysander Spooner |
That no government, so called...
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| Robert Stevenson |
To be wholly devoted to some...
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| Algernon Sydney |
Many things are unknown to the...
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| Donna Tartt |
When I'm writing, I am...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
There are certain pursuits which...
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| Paul Twitchell |
There is no teacher, living or...
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| Charles Dudley Warner |
We are half ruined by...
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| William H. Wharton |
I now proceed to demonstrate...
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| William Whipple |
I am sorry to say that...
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| P. G. Wodehouse |
The fascination of shooting as...
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| Charlotte Mary Yonge |
James's expedition to Scotland is...
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| Ernst Zundel |
For an event that was wholly...
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