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| William Shakespeare |
We know what we are, but...
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| Stephen Leacock |
It may be those who do...
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| John Robert Seeley |
Life may not be beautiful, but...
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| Jonathan Swift |
May you live all the days...
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| Jane Austen |
One man's ways may be as...
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| Geoffrey Chaucer |
He was as fresh as is...
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| Jean-Jacques Rousseau |
I may not be better than...
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| Winston Churchill |
I may be drunk, Miss, but...
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| Winston Churchill |
We shall defend our island...
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| Buddha |
An insincere and evil friend...
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| Confucius |
By three methods we may learn...
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| Dave Winfield |
Now it's on to May, and...
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| Lorenzo Snow |
As man now is, God once...
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| Thomas E. Lawrence |
All men dream, but not equally...
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| Robert A. Heinlein |
An armed society is a polite...
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| George Washington |
If the freedom of speech is...
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| John Adams |
I must study politics and war...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
Do not go where the path...
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| Taylor Hanson |
To the world you may be...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
A democracy is nothing more...
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| Willard Gaylin |
A man may not always be...
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| Sofia Kovalevskaya |
Say what you know, do what...
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| Jonathan Swift |
May you live every day of...
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| John F. Kennedy |
A man may die, nations may...
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| David Mamet |
People may or may not say...
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| John Quincy Adams |
Always vote for principle, though...
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| Adelaide Anne Procter |
We always may be what we...
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| Gilbert K. Chesterton |
The way to love anything is...
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| C. S. Lewis |
It may be hard for an...
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| Thomas Paine |
If there must be trouble, let...
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| Jean-Jacques Rousseau |
I may be no better, but...
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| Mother Teresa |
It is a poverty to decide...
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| Joan of Arc |
If I am not, may God...
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| Samuel Butler |
To himself everyone is immortal...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
You may delay, but time will...
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| B. C. Forbes |
He who has faith has... an...
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| Winston Churchill |
Victory at all costs, victory...
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| Lance Armstrong |
Pain is temporary. It may last...
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| Abraham Lincoln |
Allow the president to invade...
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| John Lennon |
Imagine all the people living...
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| Abraham Maslow |
We may define therapy as a...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
A friend may well be reckoned...
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| Douglas Adams |
I may not have gone where...
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| Morning Star |
You may kill me here; but...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
Peace and friendship with all...
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| Albert Camus |
Don't walk behind me; I may...
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| Sam Ewing |
Success has a simple formula...
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| Theodore Roosevelt |
A man who has never gone...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
Even peace may be purchased at...
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| Josh Billings |
Marrying for love may be a...
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| Quentin Crisp |
If at first you don't succeed...
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| B. C. Forbes |
The man who has done his...
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| Winston Churchill |
The truth is incontrovertible, malice...
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| Davy Crockett |
You may all go to Hell...
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| Walter Payton |
Most important thought, if you...
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| Maya Angelou |
We may encounter many defeats...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
We may seem great in an...
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| Amos Bronson Alcott |
While one finds company in...
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| Abraham Lincoln |
Things may come to those who...
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| Thomas B. Macaulay |
Reform, that we may preserve.
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| Walt Disney |
All the adversity I've had in...
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| W. Clement Stone |
Aim for the moon. If you...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
We may sooner be brought to...
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| Buddha |
No one saves us but ourselves...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
The soul that sees beauty may...
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| Oscar Wilde |
To lose one parent may be...
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| Mason Cooley |
Stated clearly enough, an idea...
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| Anne Frank |
Laziness may appear attractive, but...
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| Napoleon Hill |
Your big opportunity may be...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
Read the best books first, or...
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| Russell Baker |
Don't try to make children...
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| Roger Penrose |
And these little things may...
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| William Shakespeare |
Children wish fathers looked but...
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| Mark Twain |
A man's character may be...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
A woman may very well form...
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| Martin Luther King, Jr. |
We may have all come on...
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| Mark Twain |
Be careful about reading health...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
He that is of the opinion...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
Determine never to be idle. No...
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| Martin Luther King, Jr. |
I just want to do God's...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
As I approve of a youth...
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| Aristotle |
If one way be better than...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
However rare true love may be...
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| Donald Trump |
If you're going to be thinking...
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| Samuel Johnson |
In order that all men may...
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| Zora Neale Hurston |
No man may make another free...
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| Plato |
Know one knows whether death...
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| Pablo Picasso |
I am always doing that which...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
There are various sorts of...
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| H. L. Mencken |
No man ever quite believes in...
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| Douglas Adams |
Space is big. You just won't...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
Do not be too moral. You...
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| Martha Washington |
I am determined to be cheerful...
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| Steve Prefontaine |
Somebody may beat me, but they...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
Nothing is worth doing unless...
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| Mark Twain |
The right word may be...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
Do not do unto others as...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
In all professions each affects...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
People that are conceited of...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
Let us be silent, that we...
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| Marie Curie |
Nothing in life is to be...
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| Benjamin Disraeli |
Action may not always bring...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
Words may show a man's wit...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
Whatever you do may seem...
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| Samuel Butler |
The Bible may be the truth...
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| Mark Twain |
Don't part with your illusions...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
May we so love as never...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
There are two ways of being...
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| Albert Einstein |
Most of the fundamental ideas...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
As for doing good; that is...
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| Lyndon B. Johnson |
If two men agree on everything...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
All the religions of the world...
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| Richard M. Nixon |
Always remember that others may...
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| Albert Einstein |
God may be subtle, but he...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
Washington, where an insignificant individual...
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| C. S. Lewis |
If you look for truth, you...
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| Zinedine Zidane |
I may have had a lot...
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| Winston Churchill |
Criticism may not be agreeable...
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| Robert Smith |
They may not like us, but...
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| Pedro Calderon de la Barca |
One may know how to gain...
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| Patrick Henry |
For my part, whatever anguish...
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| Gloria Steinem |
God may be in the details...
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| James Madison |
As a man is said to...
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| Lee Loevinger |
Too much may be the equivalent...
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| George Jean Nathan |
A man reserves his true and...
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| Samuel Johnson |
A man may be so much...
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| Plato |
Any man may easily do harm...
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| Franklin D. Roosevelt |
Somoza may be a son of...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
My only fear is that I...
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| Samuel Johnson |
Courage is the greatest of all...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
There is one consolation in...
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| Rebecca De Mornay |
I may be an optimist.
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| George Carlin |
May the forces of evil become...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
As in geology, so in social...
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| B. F. Skinner |
A failure is not always a...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
Just do what must be done...
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| H. L. Mencken |
No matter how happily a woman...
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| Aristotle |
We make war that we may...
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| Voltaire |
The little may contrast with...
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| Lyndon B. Johnson |
It may be, it just may...
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| Napoleon Bonaparte |
Great ambition is the passion...
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| Patrick Henry |
Is life so dear or peace...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
Taste may change, but inclination...
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| Ayn Rand |
We are fast approaching the...
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| Victor Hugo |
Whenever a man's friends begin...
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| Jimmy Page |
I may not believe in myself...
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| Bertrand Russell |
The universe may have a...
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| Henry Bonilla |
We may not be able to...
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| William Shakespeare |
I may neither choose who I...
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| John F. Kennedy |
All free men, wherever they...
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| Moshe Dayan |
I know that plans and reality...
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| William James |
Action may not bring happiness...
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| William Shakespeare |
Men are April when they woo...
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| Robert Brault |
Enjoy the little things, for...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
Truth is always in harmony...
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| Isaac Asimov |
Individual science fiction stories may...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
Increase of material comforts, it...
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| W. H. Auden |
May it not be that, just...
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| Nicolaus Copernicus |
Those things which I am saying...
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| Aristotle |
It is just that we should...
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| Bill Cosby |
Sex education may be a good...
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| Henry Wadsworth Longfellow |
Give what you have to somebody...
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| Hillary Clinton |
Many of you are well enough...
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| Pearl S. Buck |
All things are possible until...
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| Aristotle |
Character may almost be called...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
It behooves every man who...
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| Henry Wadsworth Longfellow |
However things may seem, no...
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| Celia Johnson |
There may be a better one...
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| Robert A. Heinlein |
May you live as long as...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
What a man believes may be...
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| William Shakespeare |
Women may fall when there's no...
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| W. Clement Stone |
You always do what you want...
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| Samuel Johnson |
All travel has its advantages...
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| Zac Hanson |
You may be pulling from...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
Gain may be temporary and...
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| Norman Lear |
Life goes on pretty much the...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
Just as a man would not...
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| Dwight D. Eisenhower |
Here in America we are...
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| Samuel Johnson |
It is reasonable to have...
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| Abraham Lincoln |
Die when I may, I want...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
We may never be strong enough...
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| Napoleon Hill |
It has always been my belief...
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| Murasaki Shikibu |
Though the body moves, the...
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| Mason Cooley |
After an argument, silence may...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
I have no fear that the...
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| John Adams |
Arms in the hands of citizens...
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| Mason Cooley |
Other people's beliefs may be...
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| Jawaharlal Nehru |
Let us be a little humble...
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| George Savile |
They who are of the opinion...
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| William Shakespeare |
O' What may man within him...
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| Jimmy Hoffa |
I may have many faults, but...
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| Gustave Flaubert |
Be regular and orderly in your...
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| George Eliot |
Whether happiness may come or...
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| Ronald Reagan |
Heroes may not be braver than...
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| Hassan Nasrallah |
In the end, we are part...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
We may consider each generation...
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| Robert Mugabe |
It may be necessary to use...
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| Jane Austen |
Vanity and pride are different...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
Daring ideas are like chessmen...
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| Evan Parker |
I think the whole question of...
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| Russell M. Nelson |
It is important for you to...
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| Daniel Webster |
The law: it has honored us...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
One may sometimes tell a lie...
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| Margo MacDonald |
Some people may get in to...
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| Peter McWilliams |
To avoid situations in which...
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| Nathaniel Hawthorne |
No man for any considerable...
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| Abu Bakr |
Maybe a thing that you do...
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| Samuel Johnson |
There are goods so opposed...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
God, as Truth, has been for...
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| Chanakya |
He who lives in our mind...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
Behold a worthy sight, to...
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| Frederick Douglass |
A little learning, indeed, may...
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| Winston Churchill |
Politics are very much like...
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| Tom Brokaw |
You are educated. Your certification...
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| Edward Abbey |
May your trails be crooked...
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| Murray Gell-Mann |
When you think you're listening...
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| Leon Trotsky |
The end may justify the means...
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| Janine Turner |
I wrote my children's book...
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| Charles Buxton |
The first duty to children is...
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| Pope Benedict XVI |
Not all moral issues have the...
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| Samuel Johnson |
Friendship, like love, is destroyed...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
We may have our private...
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| C. S. Lewis |
Of all tyrannies a tyranny...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
Consult your friend on all...
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| Ernest Hemingway |
You're beautiful, like a May...
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| Mary Pickford |
You may have a fresh start...
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| Jean Paul |
Never part without loving words...
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| Samuel Johnson |
The use of travelling is to...
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| Thomas Jefferson |
Errors of opinion may be...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
If you cannot get rid of...
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| Caspar David Friedrich |
Close your bodily eye, that...
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| Fernand Braudel |
History may be divided into...
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| Mason Cooley |
People who abhor solitude may...
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| Helen Keller |
My share of the work may...
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| Louisa May Alcott |
Far away there in the sunshine...
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| Sophocles |
Men may know many things by...
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| Confucius |
Instead of being concerned that...
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| Albert Einstein |
One may say the eternal...
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| Kahlil Gibran |
When love beckons to you...
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| Oliver Wendell Holmes |
The very aim and end of...
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| Mason Cooley |
Moo may represent an idea, but...
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| Abraham Lincoln |
Important principles may, and must...
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| Voltaire |
Stand upright, speak thy thoughts...
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| Samuel Johnson |
A fly, Sir, may sting a...
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| Drew Barrymore |
A fish may love a bird...
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| Elbert Hubbard |
Where much is expected from an...
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| Samuel Johnson |
So many objections may be made...
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| Samuel Butler |
The great pleasure of a dog...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
Laws should be interpreted in...
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| Will Durant |
It may be true that you...
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| Benjamin Disraeli |
A man may speak very well...
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| Bryant H. McGill |
You may find many contradictory...
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| Mohandas Gandhi |
Though we may know Him by...
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| Harrison Ford |
You may get real tired...
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| Elbert Hubbard |
It may happen sometimes that a...
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| Jeffrey Jones |
There may be the kinds of...
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| Abraham Lincoln |
The probability that we may...
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| Patricia Ireland |
We may be in a tough...
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| Hugh Shelton |
But again, we, I think, over...
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| Lafcadio Hearn |
In the world of reality the...
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| Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
Everything in the world may be...
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| Gilbert K. Chesterton |
Thieves respect property. They merely...
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| Peter Marshall |
Give to us clear vision that...
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| Harry Houdini |
I think that in a year...
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| Ron Paul |
When the federal government spends...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
The magistrates are the ministers...
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| Kenneth Burke |
We not only interpret the...
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| H. G. Wells |
After people have repeated a...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
There is none made so great...
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| H. L. Mencken |
Puritanism. The haunting fear that...
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| William James |
The greatest enemy of any one...
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| John F. Kennedy |
Our problems are man-made...
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| Neil Jordan |
Never make a promise - you may...
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| Erich Fromm |
The danger of the past was...
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| Sheri S. Tepper |
It may be important to write...
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| Plato |
When the tyrant has disposed...
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| Shannon Miller |
Other people may not have had...
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| Martin Luther King, Jr. |
It may be true that the...
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| Plato |
When men speak ill of thee...
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| Plato |
When a Benefit is wrongly...
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| Edward V. Lucas |
You may lose by it now...
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| Maurice Strong |
We must, from here on in...
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| Baron de Montesquieu |
A nation may lose its...
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| Winston Churchill |
To build may have to be...
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| Abraham Lincoln |
In great contests each party...
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| Socrates |
Death may be the greatest of...
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| Patrick Henry |
I know not what others may...
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| Saint Augustine |
Beauty is indeed a good gift...
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| Allen Klein |
You may not be able to...
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| Elvis Presley |
Until we meet again, may God...
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| Keith Miller |
My only hope to receive love...
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| Edward Gibbon |
Let us read with method, and...
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| Samuel Goldwyn |
I'm willing to admit that I...
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| William Congreve |
You are a woman: you must...
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| Saint Augustine |
Seek not to understand that...
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| Jackie Kennedy |
Even though people may be well...
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| Ron D. Burton |
While different people may approach...
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| Che Guevara |
Whenever death may surprise us...
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| Jon Bon Jovi |
Don't get too comfortable with...
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| Francis Xavier |
Give me the children until...
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| Halle Berry |
The times may have changed...
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| Plato |
The rulers of the state are...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
Shame may restrain what law...
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| Freddie Mercury |
I'm very emotional; I think I...
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| Jose Marti |
There is happiness in duty...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
May be is very well, but...
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| David Dinkins |
Some of us claim that New...
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| Kahlil Gibran |
If the other person injures...
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| Barbara Bush |
I may be the only mother...
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| Lord Byron |
Friendship may, and often does...
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| Charles Caleb Colton |
Much may be done in those...
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| Dorothy Canfield Fisher |
Those who love deeply never...
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| Norman Cousins |
It makes little difference how...
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| Vannevar Bush |
A belief may be larger than...
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| Ambrose Bierce |
Doubt, indulged and cherished, is...
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| George S. Patton |
Wars may be fought with...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
When an author is too...
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| Samuel Butler |
There is such a thing as...
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| Jonathan Swift |
Where there are large powers...
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| Gerrit Smith |
We must continue to judge of...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
The only excuse for war is...
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| Norman Vincent Peale |
Any fact facing us is not...
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| William James |
No matter how full a reservoir...
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| Benjamin Jowett |
To teach a man how he...
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| Aristotle |
Inferiors revolt in order that...
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| Lao Tzu |
If you do not change direction...
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| Blaise Pascal |
Justice and power must be...
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| Adlai Stevenson |
In America any boy may become...
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| Junipero Serra |
I pray God may preserve your...
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| Theodore Roosevelt |
I don't pity any man who...
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| Michael McKean |
I'm all over the place. As...
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| Richard M. Nixon |
Remember, always give your best...
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| Henry Ellis |
However well organized the foundations...
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| John Adams |
Facts are stubborn things; and...
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| Mary Pickford |
If you have made mistakes...
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| Og Mandino |
Always render more and better...
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| George Matthew Adams |
What you think means more than...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
Knowledge which is divorced from...
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| Beverly Sills |
You may be disappointed if you...
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| Francis Bacon |
Good fame is like fire; when...
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| Martin Luther King, Jr. |
Pity may represent little more...
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| Herbert Prochnow |
You may be sorry that you...
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| Garrison Keillor |
Some luck lies in not getting...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
No evil propensity of the...
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| Robert Frost |
I alone of English writers...
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| Millard Fillmore |
May God save the country, for...
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| Walt Whitman |
I may be as bad as...
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| Adlai E. Stevenson |
In America any boy may become...
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| H. L. Mencken |
One may no more live in...
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| Leon Kass |
We may simply not be wise...
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| Robert Frost |
By working faithfully eight hours...
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| Theodore Roethke |
Over every mountain there is a...
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| Maya Angelou |
Perhaps travel cannot prevent bigotry...
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| John Dyer |
The majority of my work is...
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| Kareem Abdul-Jabbar |
I try to do the right...
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| Jose Bergamin |
It may be impossible to have...
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| George Eliot |
You may try but you can...
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| Donald Rumsfeld |
Enjoy your time in public...
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| George Eliot |
Play not with paradoxes. That...
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| Edward de Bono |
Sometimes the situation is only...
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| Ernest Hemingway |
If a writer knows enough about...
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| Thomas Carlyle |
Make yourself an honest man...
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| Benjamin Disraeli |
Beware of endeavoring to become...
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| George Washington |
It may be laid down as...
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| George Harrison |
When you've seen beyond yourself...
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| Howard Gardner |
A lot of knowledge in any...
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| H. L. Mencken |
A man may be a fool...
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| Archibald MacLeish |
It is not in the world...
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| Lloyd Alexander |
If writers learn more from...
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| Horatio Nelson |
Duty is the great business of...
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| Aldous Huxley |
Uncontrolled, the hunger and thirst...
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| Thomas Carlyle |
Long stormy spring-time, wet...
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| Black Elk |
Grown men can learn from very...
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| Emile M. Cioran |
Our works, whatever they may...
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| Mary Catherine Bateson |
No matter how happily a woman...
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| Camille Paglia |
Though men may be deep...
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| Bernard Meltzer |
We may give without loving...
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| Sigmund Freud |
He that has eyes to see...
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| Louis Nizer |
To find a fault is easy...
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| John Ruskin |
In order that people may be...
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| Will Rogers |
Worrying is like paying on a...
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| Will Rogers |
The worst thing that happens...
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| Blaise Pascal |
Continuous eloquence wearies. Grandeur must...
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| William Hazlitt |
An honest man speaks the truth...
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| H. L. Mencken |
There is a saying in Baltimore...
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| William Hazlitt |
Anyone who has passed though...
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| Joan Baez |
You may not know it, but...
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| Martha Beck |
No matter how difficult and...
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| B. C. Forbes |
The man who has done his...
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| Joe DiMaggio |
There is always some kid who...
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| Horace |
Choose a subject equal to your...
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| Virgil |
It never troubles the wolf how...
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| Thomas Shadwell |
Words may be false and full...
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| Jim Valvano |
We need your help. I need...
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| Blaise Pascal |
He that takes truth for his...
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| Jane Austen |
An engaged woman is always...
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| Calvin Coolidge |
Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers...
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| Jean Genet |
Power may be at the end...
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| Gilbert K. Chesterton |
What people call impartiality may...
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| John B. Robinson |
However near and dear to you...
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| Elmer G. Letterman |
A man may fall many times...
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| Joseph Addison |
He who would pass his...
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| George Orwell |
We of the sinking middle class...
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| Katharine Fullerton Gerould |
Social distinctions concern themselves ultimately...
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| Sandra Day O'Connor |
Do the best you can in...
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| Napoleon Hill |
Any idea, plan, or purpose may...
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| Donna Douglas |
Today you can't go by the...
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| Gilbert K. Chesterton |
Do not free a camel of...
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| Manfred Eigen |
A theory has only the...
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| Soren Kierkegaard |
Faith is the highest passion...
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| David Hume |
A man acquainted with history...
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| William Falconer |
The regular hours necessary to...
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| Samuel Butler |
Silence and tact may or may...
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| William Hazlitt |
There is a secret pride in...
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| William Ralph Inge |
Events in the past may be...
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| Virgil |
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