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| Jane Sherwood Ace |
Time wounds all heels.
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| Shaun Alexander |
Time heals all wounds, unless...
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| Tori Amos |
Some people are afraid of what...
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| Francis Bacon |
A man that studieth revenge...
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| Francis Bacon |
This is certain, that a man...
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| Michael Baden |
I saw why people died and...
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| Robert Barany |
I am convinced that people...
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| Georges Bataille |
The anguish of the neurotic...
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| Allen Boyd |
There's a lot of bitterness...
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| Steve Buyer |
Our greatest privilege and responsibility...
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| Andrew Carnegie |
All honor's wounds are self...
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| Agatha Christie |
Dogs are wise. They crawl away...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
Great is the power of habit...
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| Georges Duhamel |
There is no French town in...
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| F. Scott Fitzgerald |
Family quarrels are bitter things...
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| Giuseppe Garibaldi |
Let those only return to their...
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| Helen Garner |
But there are some wounds that...
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| Mel Gibson |
What I need to do to...
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| Andrew Greeley |
As the criminal, sinful war in...
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| William Gurnall |
God's wounds cure, sin's kisses...
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| Charlton Heston |
Society mends its wounds. And...
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| Harri Holkeri |
In Finland, we learned quite a...
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| John Andrew Holmes |
Yes, we love peace, but we...
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| Herbert Hoover |
Economic depression cannot be cured...
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| Horace |
It is the false shame of...
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| Tahar Ben Jelloun |
I write about wounds, the...
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| Ian St. John |
We went to dinner and healed...
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| Ricardo Lagos |
It's important to see how we...
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| Abraham Lincoln |
With Malice toward none, with...
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| Henry Wadsworth Longfellow |
It is foolish to pretend that...
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| Augustus Baldwin Longstreet |
I looked, and saw that Bob...
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| Marcus Annaeus Lucan |
Deep-seated are the wounds of...
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| Douglas MacArthur |
The soldier above all others...
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| Douglas MacArthur |
The soldier, above all other...
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| Janet Malcolm |
Analysts keep having to pick...
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| Lord Melbourne |
It wounds a man less to...
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| Menander |
The sword the body wounds...
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| John Milton |
He that studieth revenge keepeth...
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| Ho Chi Minh |
The object of my relationship...
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| Elizabeth Montagu |
Wit in women is apt to...
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| Rebecca De Mornay |
I don't see it as a...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
War has always been the grand...
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| Anais Nin |
Love never dies a natural...
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| Henri Nouwen |
When we honestly ask ourselves...
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| Novalis |
Poetry heals the wounds inflicted...
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| John Olver |
America has also forever lost...
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| Roy Orbison |
Love hurts, love scars, love...
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| Laurence J. Peter |
The seaman tells stories of...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
The defects and faults of the...
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| Steve Ross |
The city's contradictions and frailties...
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| Hjalmar Schacht |
But the memory of war weighs...
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| Willie Stargell |
Love soothes wounds, while hatred...
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| Publilius Syrus |
The wounds of love can only...
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| Mao Tse-Tung |
We shall heal our wounds...
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| Edward Burnett Tylor |
Even if severe wounds are...
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| John Warner |
Tragically, the effort to make...
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| Rebecca West |
Nobody likes having salt rubbed...
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| Marianne Williamson |
In every community, there is...
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| Oprah Winfrey |
Turn your wounds into wisdom.
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| George Woodcock |
My early wounds were the...
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| Cole Younger |
I have been wounded altogether...
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