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	It seems that it is madder never to abandon one's self than often to be infatuated; better to be wounded, a captive and a slave, than always to walk in armor. Margaret Fuller Vote on this Quote: Bad <---> Good
	Type: Critic Quotes Category: American Critic Quotes Date of Birth: May 23, 1810 Date of Death: June 19, 1850 Nationality: American Amazon: Margaret Fuller on Amazon	Related Authors: Margaret Fuller Roger Ebert Andrea Dworkin Robert McChesney Irving Babbitt Stanley Crouch Paul Weyrich Leslie Fiedler
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Quote Keywords: Abandon, Always, Armor, Better, Captive, Infatuated, Madder, Never, Often, Seems, Self, Slave, Than, Walk, Wounded	Dictionary Links: Abandon, Always, Armor, Better, Captive, Infatuated, Madder, Never, Often, Self, Slave, Than, Walk, Wounded


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