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| Edward Abbey |
Anarchism is founded on the...
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| John Abbott |
How do you know so much...
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| Lord Acton |
A wise person does at once...
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| Joseph Addison |
One should take good care not...
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| Joseph Addison |
If you wish to succeed in...
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| Aeschylus |
The wisest of the wise may...
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| Aeschylus |
It is a profitable thing, if...
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| Aeschylus |
The one knowing what is...
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| Aeschylus |
For this is the mark of...
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| Aeschylus |
Search well and be wise, nor...
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| Aeschylus |
It is best for the wise...
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| Aesop |
Better be wise by the...
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| George D. Aiken |
True conservation provides for wise...
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| Akhenaton |
The lips of the wise are...
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| Akhenaton |
Those who gave thee a body...
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| Akhenaton |
True wisdom is less presuming...
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| Steve Albini |
By now all rock bands are...
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| Amos Bronson Alcott |
One must be a wise reader...
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| Alcuin |
At Athens, wise men propose...
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| Alan Alda |
Be as smart as you can...
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| Sholom Aleichem |
Life is a dream for the...
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| Jean Alesi |
I'm not sure they understand...
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| William Alexander |
Yet with great toil all that...
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| Washington Allston |
The only competition worthy of...
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| Anacharsis |
Wise men argue causes; fools...
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| Anacharsis |
Wise men argue cases, fools...
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| Harry Anderson |
Even a fool knows you can't...
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| Brady Anderson |
It's so funny that people...
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| Harry Anderson |
Even a fool knows you can't...
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| Minna Antrim |
A beautiful woman delights the...
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| Thomas Aquinas |
Every judgement of conscience, be...
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| Aristophanes |
The wise learn many things...
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| Aristophanes |
Wise people, even though all...
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| Aristotle |
The wise man does not expose...
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| Aristotle |
The aim of the wise is...
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| Roger Ascham |
To speak as the common people...
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| Arthur Ashe |
A wise person decides slowly...
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| Isaac Asimov |
Suppose that we are wise...
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| Mary Astell |
Women are not so well united...
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| Saint Augustine |
I have read in Plato and...
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| Marcus Aurelius |
To the wise, life is a...
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| Roger Babson |
It is wise to keep in...
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| Francis Bacon |
Wise men make more opportunities...
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| Francis Bacon |
It is impossible to love and...
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| Francis Bacon |
A wise man will make more...
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| Francis Bacon |
Nothing doth more hurt in a...
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| Douglas Bader |
Rules are for the obedience of...
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| Brigitte Bardot |
What could be more beautiful...
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| Natalie Clifford Barney |
Why grab possessions like thieves...
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| Matsuo Basho |
Do not seek to follow in...
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| James Beattie |
Some deemed him wondrous wise...
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| Saul Bellow |
A fool can throw a stone...
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| Warren G. Bennis |
Leadership is the wise use of...
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| Ambrose Bierce |
Cabbage: a familiar kitchen-garden...
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| Ambrose Bierce |
Education, n.: That which discloses...
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| Ambrose Bierce |
Education. That which discloses to...
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| William Blake |
The fool who persists in his...
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| William Blake |
A fool sees not the same...
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| William Blake |
If the fool would persist in...
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| Allan Bloom |
Fathers and mothers have lost...
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| Hal Borland |
Man is wise and constantly in...
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| F. H. Bradley |
It is by a wise economy...
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| Andre Braugher |
They're mutually incompatible I feel...
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| Bertolt Brecht |
Poverty makes you wise but...
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| Bertolt Brecht |
Poverty makes you sad as well...
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| Andre Breton |
Of all the arts in which...
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| Andre Breton |
Of all those arts in which...
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| Robert Browning |
That's the wise thrush; he...
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| Jean de la Bruyere |
A vain man finds it wise...
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| Jean de la Bruyere |
The wise person often shuns...
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| Robert Williams Buchanan |
Sad and sweet and wise Here...
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| Pearl S. Buck |
Chinese are wise in comprehending...
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| Buddha |
To be idle is a short...
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| Buddha |
The wise ones fashioned speech...
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| Edmund Burke |
To tax and to please, no...
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| Solomon Burke |
That was my choice at that...
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| George Burns |
Be quick to learn and wise...
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| Samuel Butler |
It is a wise tune that...
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| George Byron |
Nothing can confound a wise...
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| Jerome Cady |
It is a wise man who...
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| Giraldus Cambrensis |
Since, therefore, no man is...
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| Thomas Carlyle |
To reform a world, to reform...
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| Andrew Carnegie |
Concentrate your energies, your thoughts...
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| Andrew Carnegie |
I resolved to stop accumulating...
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| John le Carre |
The monsters of our childhood...
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| William Cartwright |
The fool inherits, but the...
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| Giacomo Casanova |
The man who has sufficient...
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| Robert Cecil |
A wise man looks upon men...
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| Miguel de Cervantes |
The gratification of wealth is...
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| Miguel de Cervantes |
Time ripens all things; no man...
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| Miguel De Cervantes |
To withdraw is not to run...
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| Chanakya |
O wise man! Give your wealth...
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| Chanakya |
Do not reveal what you have...
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| Chanakya |
The wise man should restrain...
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| William Ellery Channing |
The best books for a man...
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| Pierre Charron |
God, Nature, the wise, the...
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| Geoffrey Chaucer |
Women desire six things: They...
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| Lord Chesterfield |
In seeking wisdom thou art...
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| Lord Chesterfield |
A wise man will live as...
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| Lord Chesterfield |
Young men are apt to think...
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| Lydia M. Child |
Every human being has, like...
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| Agatha Christie |
Dogs are wise. They crawl away...
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| John Chrysostom |
The highest point of philosophy...
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| Winston Churchill |
It is always wise to look...
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| Winston Churchill |
When you are winning a war...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
So near is falsehood to truth...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
The wise are instructed by...
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| Adam Clarke |
The Bible is proved to be...
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| Julian Clary |
It's a wise thing to hold...
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| Beverly Cleary |
I had a very wise mother...
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| Paulo Coelho |
The wise are wise only because...
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| Frank Moore Colby |
Politics is a place of humble...
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| Mary Elizabeth Coleridge |
We were young, we were merry...
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| Sidonie Gabrielle Colette |
Be happy. It's one way of...
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| Sidonie Gabrielle Colette |
It is wise to apply the...
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| John Churton Collins |
A wise man thinks what is...
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| Charles Caleb Colton |
Silence is foolish if we are...
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| Charles Caleb Colton |
The mistakes of the fool are...
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| Charles Caleb Colton |
Power will intoxicate the best...
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| Jeff Cooper |
A smart man only believes half...
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| Bill Cosby |
A word to the wise ain't...
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| Frank Crane |
You are wise, witty and...
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| Michael Crapo |
It is not government's job to...
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| Joan Crawford |
Recently I heard a 'wise guy...
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| Isaac D'Israeli |
The wisdom of the wise, and...
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| Samuel Daniel |
The wise are above books.
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| Robertson Davies |
Authors like cats because they...
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| Robertson Davies |
Every man is wise when...
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| Rebecca H. Davis |
It is a good rule never...
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| Stockwell Day |
I wish the government and the...
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| Clarence Day |
The ant is knowing and wise...
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| Daniel Defoe |
He that is rich is wise...
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| Demosthenes |
As a vessel is known by...
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| Demosthenes |
There is one safeguard known...
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| Bo Derek |
It's been very nice. I haven't...
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| David Dinkins |
Today, certain people file for...
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| Diogenes |
It takes a wise man to...
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| Diogenes |
Wise kings generally have wise...
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| Benjamin Disraeli |
The wisdom of the wise and...
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| Benjamin Disraeli |
The fool wonders, the wise man...
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| Isaac Disraeli |
The wise make proverbs, and...
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| Larry Dixon |
You just try to absorb as...
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| Hilda Doolittle |
Consider the birds. Be wise as...
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| Norman Douglas |
It takes a wise man to...
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| John Dryden |
Love works a different way in...
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| Philip Dunne |
I didn't lead a very wise...
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| Will Durant |
Bankers know that history is...
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| Freeman Dyson |
You ask: what is the meaning...
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| Arthur Eddington |
Oh leave the Wise our measures...
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| Anthony Eden |
That is a good question for...
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| Albert Einstein |
Before God we are all equally...
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| Dwight D. Eisenhower |
Neither a wise man nor a...
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| Pliny the Elder |
No mortal man, moreover is...
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| George Eliot |
That's what a man wants in...
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| T. S. Eliot |
It's not wise to violate rules...
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| Black Elk |
But I think I have done...
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| Duke Ellington |
The wise musicians are those...
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| Henry Ellis |
There has never been any...
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| Paul Engle |
Wisdom is knowing when you...
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| Robert Englund |
The modern horror audience is...
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| Quintus Ennius |
He whose wisdom cannot help...
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| Epictetus |
He is a wise man who...
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| Epictetus |
The two powers which in my...
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| Epictetus |
It is the nature of the...
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| Epicurus |
Misfortune seldom intrudes upon the...
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| Epicurus |
The misfortune of the wise is...
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| Leonhard Euler |
For since the fabric of the...
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| Euripides |
He was a wise man who...
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| Euripides |
The good and the wise lead...
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| Euripides |
Some wisdom you must learn...
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| Euripides |
The best and safest thing is...
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| William Feather |
The wisdom of the wise and...
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| F. Scott Fitzgerald |
My idea is always to reach...
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| Jean de La Fontaine |
Nothing is as dangerous as an...
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| Jean de La Fontaine |
Death never takes the wise man...
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| Malcolm Forbes |
Thinking well to be wise...
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| Anatole France |
The fool doth think he is...
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| Felix Frankfurter |
It is a wise man who...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
Life's Tragedy is that we get...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
Who is wise? He that learns...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
Wise men don't need advice...
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| Lucinda Franks |
Christmas in Bethlehem. The ancient...
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| Thomas Fuller |
A wise man turns chance into...
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| Thomas Fuller |
The fool wanders, a wise man...
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| Thomas Fuller |
Travel makes a wise man better...
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| Thomas Fuller |
A fool's paradise is a wise...
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| Solomon Ibn Gabirol |
Kings may be judges of the...
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| Solomon Ibn Gabirol |
A wise man's question contains...
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| Richard Le Gallienne |
In their work, then, as in...
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| Elizabeth Gaskell |
Sometimes one likes foolish people...
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| Elizabeth Gaskell |
A wise parent humors the...
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| Elizabeth Gaskell |
A wise parent humours the...
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| Kahlil Gibran |
The teacher who is indeed wise...
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| Mel Gibson |
And, hey, I'm not under the...
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| Todd Gitlin |
The mobilisation which Bush has...
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| William Godwin |
Make men wise, and by that...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
Ignorant men raise questions that...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
Divide and rule, the politician...
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| Carlo Goldoni |
A wise traveler never depreciates...
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| Oliver Goldsmith |
A great source of calamity...
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| Baltasar Gracian |
Even knowledge has to be in...
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| Baltasar Gracian |
A wise man gets more use...
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| Baltasar Gracian |
The wise does at once what...
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| Baltasar Gracian |
Better mad with the rest of...
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| Baltasar Gracian |
Luck can be assisted. It is...
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| Hugh Grant |
But I just know from...
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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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| Vartan Gregorian |
Libraries keep the records on...
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| Saint Gregory |
He is not wise to me...
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| George Grenville |
A wise government knows how to...
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| George Grenville |
A wise government knows how to...
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| George Grosz |
I had grown up in a...
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| John B. S. Haldane |
The wise man regulates his...
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| Edward Everett Hale |
Wise anger is like fire from...
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| William Hall |
The sexes were made for each...
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| Philip Gilbert Hamerton |
Have you ever observed that we...
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| Augustus W. Hare |
The intellect of the wise is...
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| Albert B. Hart |
The residence of the Plymouth...
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| William Hazlitt |
That which is not, shall never...
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| William Hazlitt |
A wise traveler never despises...
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| William Hazlitt |
It is not fit that every...
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| William Hazlitt |
The way to get on in...
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| William Hazlitt |
There is no one thoroughly...
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| Heinrich Heine |
Talking and eloquence are not...
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| Jesse Helms |
I became a Republican when a...
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| Arthur Helps |
Wise sayings often fall on...
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| Frank Herbert |
If you think of yourselves as...
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| Frank Herbert |
It is a wise man that...
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| George Herbert |
He that is not handsome at...
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| Herodotus |
The most hateful human misfortune...
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| Napoleon Hill |
Wise men, when in doubt...
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| Hippocrates |
A wise man should consider...
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| Thomas Hobbes |
Such is the nature of men...
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| Thomas Hobbes |
Words are wise men's counters...
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| Thomas Hobbes |
Words are the counters of wise...
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| Thomas Hobbes |
Words are wise men's counters...
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| Thomas Hobbes |
Words are wise men's counters...
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| Thomas Hobbes |
A wise man should so write...
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| Eric Hoffer |
Wise living consists perhaps less...
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| Oliver Wendell Holmes |
Controversy equalizes fools and wise...
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| Henry Home |
The truly generous is the...
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| Homer |
Wise to resolve, and patient...
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| Samuel Hopkins |
God saw fit, for wise reasons...
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| Horace |
Who then is free? The wise...
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| Horace |
He who would begun has half...
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| Horace |
Who then is free? The wise...
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| Horace |
Begin, be bold and venture to...
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| Edgar Watson Howe |
The man who can keep a...
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| William Dean Howells |
The conqueror is regarded with...
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| Victor Hugo |
It is from books that wise...
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| Victor Hugo |
The wise man does not grow...
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| David Hume |
A wise man proportions his...
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| David Hume |
Every wise, just, and mild...
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| Fannie Hurst |
It takes a clever man to...
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| Thomas Huxley |
Logical consequences are the scarecrows...
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| Thomas Huxley |
I am content with nothing...
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| Thomas Huxley |
The world is neither wise nor...
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| Thomas Huxley |
Teach a child what is wise...
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| Thomas Huxley |
The only question which any...
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| Guillermo C. Infante |
A very wise author once said...
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| Dean Inge |
The wisdom of the wise is...
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| Dean Inge |
The wise man is he who...
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| Muhammad Iqbal |
Why should I ask the wise...
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| Glenda Jackson |
I look forward to growing old...
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| William James |
The art of being wise is...
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| Anna Jameson |
The only competition worthy a...
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| Famke Janssen |
Everybody gets typecast in movies...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
A wise and frugal government...
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| Samuel Johnson |
A wise man is cured of...
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| Samuel Johnson |
Between falsehood and useless truth...
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| Samuel Johnson |
A wise man will make haste...
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| Samuel Johnson |
Love is the wisdom of the...
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| Andrew Johnson |
Legislation can neither be wise...
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| Samuel Johnson |
Let me smile with the wise...
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| Ben Jonson |
To speak and to speak well...
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| Leon Kass |
One should proceed with caution...
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| Leon Kass |
We may simply not be wise...
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| Andreas Katsulas |
It's just a logical guess that...
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| John Keats |
I will give you a definition...
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| Helen Keller |
No matter how dull, or how...
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| Helen Keller |
Self-pity is our worst enemy...
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| Stan Kenton |
Some of the wise boys who...
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| Omar Khayyam |
Living Life Tomorrow's fate, though...
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| Brian Koslow |
During a negotiation, it would...
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| Judith Krantz |
It can't possibly last for...
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| Karl Kraus |
Education is a crutch with...
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| Charles Kuralt |
When we become a really mature...
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| Louis L'Amour |
A wise man fights to win...
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| Hedy Lamarr |
I have not been that wise...
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| Alphonse de Lamartine |
Experience is the only prophecy...
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| Richard Lamm |
Politics, like theater, is one...
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| Walter Savage Landor |
The wise become as the unwise...
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| Walter Savage Landor |
The writing of the wise are...
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| Laozi |
For the wise man looks into...
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| David Herbert Lawrence |
It's bad taste to be wise...
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| Norman Lear |
The American people may not be...
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| Harper Lee |
Many receive advice, only the...
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| Bruce Lee |
A wise man can learn more...
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| Jay Leno |
The Supreme Court has ruled...
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| Sam Levenson |
It's so simple to be wise...
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| Sam Levenson |
It's so simple to be wise...
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| Georg C. Lichtenberg |
We have no words for speaking...
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| Anne Morrow Lindbergh |
I do not believe that sheer...
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| Bai Ling |
I often feel like I have...
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| Mary Wilson Little |
He who devotes sixteen hours a...
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| Henry Wadsworth Longfellow |
A single conversation across the...
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| Sophia Loren |
The two big advantages I had...
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| Samuel Lover |
Circumstances are the rulers of...
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| James Russell Lowell |
Compromise makes a good umbrella...
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| John Lubbock |
A wise system of education...
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| Martin Luther |
If you young fellows were wise...
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| Robert Bulwer-Lytton |
A fool flatters himself, a...
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| Thomas B. Macaulay |
Few of the many wise apothegms...
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| Niccolo Machiavelli |
The wise man does at once...
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| Niccolo Machiavelli |
A wise ruler ought never to...
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| Naguib Mahfouz |
You can tell whether a man...
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| Norman Mailer |
Hip is the sophistication of...
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| Charles Manson |
I'm not very wise to many...
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| Gabriel Marcel |
The wise man knows how to...
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| George Mason |
Your dear baby has died...
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| Philip Massinger |
Be wise; soar not too high...
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| Scott McCallum |
Maybe politically it wasn't wise...
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| David McCullough |
May none but honest and wise...
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| Bryant H. McGill |
Where wise actions are the...
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| Margaret Mead |
I was wise enough to never...
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| Alexander Meiklejohn |
Whatever the immediate gains and...
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| Herman Melville |
There are some persons in this...
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| H. L. Mencken |
It is impossible to imagine...
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| H. L. Mencken |
Giving every man a vote has...
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| H. L. Mencken |
No matter how long he lives...
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| Gian Carlo Menotti |
A man only becomes wise when...
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| Thomas Middleton |
A little too wise, they say...
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| Henry Miller |
No man is great enough or...
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| Olin Miller |
If you realize you aren't so...
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| John Milton |
When complaints are freely heard...
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| Moliere |
A wise man is superior to...
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| Moliere |
Perfect reason flees all extremity...
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| Maria Monk |
Unfortunately, I was not wise...
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| Elizabeth Montagu |
I endeavor to be wise when...
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| Elizabeth Montagu |
I endeavor to be wise when...
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| Michel de Montaigne |
A wise man sees as much...
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| Michel de Montaigne |
We can be knowledgable with...
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| Michel de Montaigne |
Fortune, seeing that she could...
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| Michel de Montaigne |
A wise man never loses...
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| Michel de Montaigne |
We can be knowledgeable with...
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| Charles de Montesquieu |
I have always observed that to...
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| Thomas More |
Ask a woman's advice, and...
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| John Raleigh Mott |
Extreme nationalism and Bolshevism have...
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| George Jean Nathan |
Beauty makes idiots sad and...
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| Emil Nolde |
Clever people master life; the...
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| Alden Nowlan |
The day the child realizes...
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| Ed O'Brien |
Of the 25 songs we've recorded...
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| Sean O'Casey |
The hallway of every man's...
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| Barney Oliver |
Above all, I would not expect...
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| Origen |
But Paul, in his preaching of...
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| Origen |
For if the mystery concealed...
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| William Osler |
Look wise, say nothing, and...
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| Ovid |
At times it is folly to...
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| Saskya Pandita |
If a wise man behaves...
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| Blaise Pascal |
Belief is a wise wager...
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| Alan Paton |
Who knows for what we live...
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| John Patrick |
Pain makes man think. Thought...
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| William Penn |
Knowledge is the treasure, but...
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| William Penn |
Knowledge is the treasure of a...
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| William Penn |
In marriage do thou be wise...
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| Sonny Perdue |
We want a state wise in...
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| Fernando Pessoa |
Wise is he who enjoys the...
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| Gifford Pinchot |
Conservation means the wise use...
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| Pindar |
Great deeds give choice of...
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| Harold Pinter |
I never think of myself as...
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| Rick Pitino |
He knew I enjoyed the...
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| Plato |
Wise men speak because they...
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| Plato |
A hero is born among a...
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| Plato |
He was a wise man who...
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| Plato |
Wise men talk because they...
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| Plato |
We ought to fly away from...
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| Plato |
Love is the joy of the...
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| Plato |
Poets utter great and wise...
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| Plato |
The punishment which the wise...
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| Titus Maccius Plautus |
Every man, however wise, needs...
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| Titus Maccius Plautus |
No man is wise enough by...
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| Titus Maccius Plautus |
A word to the wise is...
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| Plutarch |
To make no mistakes is not...
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| Plutarch |
For to err in opinion, though...
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| John Podesta |
I believe that President Clinton...
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| Edgar Allan Poe |
I have no faith in human...
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| Frederick Pollock |
Our lady the Common Law is...
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| Alexander Pope |
How prone to doubt, how...
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| Alexander Pope |
Many men have been capable of...
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| Marcel Proust |
There is no man, however wise...
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| Francis Quarles |
Be wisely worldly, but not...
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| Philippe Quinault |
It is not wise to be...
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| Marcus Fabius Quintilian |
Those who wish to appear wise...
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| Francois Rabelais |
How do you know antiquity was...
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| Michael Reed |
Any fool can say he is...
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| Theodor Reik |
The man who has never made...
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| Grantland Rice |
A wise man makes his own...
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| Ellen Henrietta Swallow Richards |
We never can tell how our...
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| Samuel Richardson |
There are men who think...
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| Joan Rivers |
Don't follow any advice, no...
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| Tim Robbins |
If I'm a commodity, it...
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| Frederick William Robertson |
A silent man is easily reputed...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
A wise man thinks it more...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
It is easier to be wise...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
It's easier to be wise for...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
It is great folly to wish...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
He who lives without folly...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
It's the height of folly to...
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| Richard Rolle |
It behoves thee to love God...
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| Theodore Roosevelt |
Nine-tenths of wisdom is being...
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| Theodore Roosevelt |
Nine-tenths of wisdom consists...
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| Phil Rosenthal |
At what point does CNN wise...
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| Helen Rowland |
A wise woman puts a grain...
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| Marquis de Sade |
There is no God, Nature...
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| George Santayana |
Almost every wise saying has...
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| George Santayana |
In Greece wise men speak and...
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| George Savile |
Nothing would more contribute to...
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| Friedrich Schiller |
It is often wise to reveal...
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| Friedrich Schiller |
They would need to be already...
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| Arthur Schopenhauer |
The wise have always said the...
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| Franz Schubert |
The greatest misfortune of the...
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| Howard Schultz |
Care more than others think...
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| Albert Schweitzer |
An optimist is a person who...
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| Albert Schweitzer |
An optimist is a person who...
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| Richard G. Scott |
In quiet moments when you...
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| David Seabury |
A wise unselfishness is not a...
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| Charles de Secondat |
I have always observed that to...
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| John Selden |
Wise people say nothing in...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
No man was ever wise by...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
Ignorant people see life as...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
Religion is regarded by the...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
A physician is not angry at...
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| William H. Seward |
If slavery, limited as it yet...
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| William Shakespeare |
Let me embrace thee, sour...
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| William Shakespeare |
A fool thinks himself to be...
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| William Shakespeare |
It is a wise father that...
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| William Shakespeare |
Modest doubt is called the...
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| Karl Shapiro |
Poetry is innocent, not wise...
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| Omar Sharif |
This character in the film...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
We are made wise not by...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
Men are wise in proportion...
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| Sidney Sheldon |
The Dalai Lama. He is a...
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| Percy Bysshe Shelley |
Government is an evil; it is...
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| Shel Silverstein |
Tell me I'm clever, Tell me...
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| Diogenes of Sinope |
There is only a finger's...
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| Diogenes of Sinope |
Wise leaders generally have wise...
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| Swami Sivananda |
Life is a pilgrimage. The wise...
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| Samuel Smiles |
The wise man... if he would...
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| Alexander Smith |
The dead keep their secrets...
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| Tobias Smollett |
Some folks are wise and some...
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| King Solomon |
Who is the wise man? He...
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| King Solomon |
A fool is wise in his...
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| Sophocles |
A wise doctor does not mutter...
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| Sophocles |
A wise man does not chatter...
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| Sophocles |
Wise thinkers prevail everywhere...
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| Robert South |
The seven wise men of Greece...
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| Robert South |
Speech was given to the...
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| Herbert Spencer |
The wise man must remember...
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| Charles Spurgeon |
Wisdom is the right use of...
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| Stendhal |
A wise woman never yields by...
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| Cat Stevens |
There was no division I could...
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| Alexander T. Stewart |
You must be wise, but not...
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| Joseph Story |
Republics are created by the...
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| Claude Levi-Strauss |
The wise man doesn't give the...
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| Susan Sullivan |
Mitch and I have known each...
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| Jonathan Swift |
A wise man should have money...
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| Jonathan Swift |
No wise man ever wished to...
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| Jonathan Swift |
The latter part of a wise...
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| Jonathan Swift |
A wise person should have...
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| Thomas Sydenham |
For humble individuals like myself...
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| Publilius Syrus |
From the errors of others, a...
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| Thomas Szasz |
The stupid neither forgive nor...
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| Sara Teasdale |
When I can look life in...
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| Sara Teasdale |
Call him wise whose actions...
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| Sara Teasdale |
It is strange how often a...
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| Sara Teasdale |
When I can look at Life...
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| Alfred Lord Tennyson |
Who is wise in love, love...
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| Terence |
You're a wise person if you...
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| Twyla Tharp |
It was not until I had...
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| Hunter S. Thompson |
A word to the wise is...
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| Hunter S. Thompson |
No man is so foolish but...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
All this worldly wisdom was...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
I have always been regretting...
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| James Thurber |
A word to the wise is...
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| John Tillotson |
Zeal is fit for wise men...
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| James Tobin |
My father also happened to be...
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| Kiana Tom |
Business wise, I have always...
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| Calvin Trillin |
When it comes to Chinese food...
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| Tina Turner |
I'm not wise, but the...
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| Lao Tzu |
The wise man does not lay...
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| Lao Tzu |
He who knows others is wise...
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| Sun Tzu |
Now the reason the enlightened...
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| Sun Tzu |
The skilful employer of men...
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| Sun Tzu |
It is only the enlightened...
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| Morihei Ueshiba |
Study how water flows in a...
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| Voltaire |
Is there anyone so wise as...
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| Voltaire |
He is a hard man who...
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| Voltaire |
He who is not just is...
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| Voltaire |
Superstition is to religion what...
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| William A. Ward |
Wise are those who learn that...
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| William A. Ward |
It is wise to direct your...
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| William A. Ward |
Wise are they who have learned...
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| William A. Ward |
We can learn much from wise...
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| George Washington |
Let us raise a standard to...
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| John Webster |
Tis better to be fortunate...
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| John Webster |
Though lust do masque in ne'er...
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| H. G. Wells |
Affliction comes to us, not to...
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| Margaret J. Wheatley |
Listening is such a simple act...
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| Bryan White |
There are peaks and valleys in...
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| Alfred North Whitehead |
No one who achieves success...
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| William Whitelaw |
It is never wise to try...
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| Walt Whitman |
The shallow consider liberty a...
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| Oscar Wilde |
The well bred contradict other...
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| Roy H. Williams |
A smart man makes a mistake...
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| George C. Williams |
Job's avoidance of rebellion against...
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| Ludwig Wittgenstein |
Our greatest stupidities may be...
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| Stevie Wonder |
The two big advantages I had...
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| John Woolman |
The care of a wise and...
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| William Wordsworth |
The mind that is wise mourns...
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| Wilbur Wright |
Men become wise just as they...
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| Xenophanes |
It takes a wise man to...
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| William Butler Yeats |
Think like a wise man but...
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| William Butler Yeats |
If suffering brings wisdom, I...
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| Brigham Young |
It is wise for us to...
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| Edward Young |
Be wise with speed; a fool...
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| Edward Young |
Wise it is to comprehend the...
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| Edward Young |
The weak have remedies, the...
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| Lin Yutang |
The wise man reads both books...
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| Jason Zebehazy |
A wise man writes down what...
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