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You lose it if you talk

about it.

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-Ernest Hemingway

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Courage is fear holding

on a minute longer.

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-George S. Patton

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A vigorous temper is not altogether an evil.

Men who are easy as an old shoe are

generally of little worth.

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-Charles Spurgeon

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She had lost the art of conversation,

but not, unfortunately, the power

of speech.

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-George Bernard Shaw

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Anybody can be good in the country.

There are no temptations there.

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-Oscar Wilde

paul brent

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City life - millions of

people being lonesome

together.

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-Henry David Thoreau

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Jesus Christ is not valued

at all until he is valued

above all.

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-Augustine

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I'm not confused,

I'm just well mixed.

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-Robert Frost

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Do something for somebody every day

for which you do not get paid.

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-Albert Schweitzer

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My motto is: contented

with little yet wishing

for more.

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-Charles Lamb

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They are happy men

whose natures sort

with their vocations.

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-Francis Bacon

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8The human brain is 80% water.

8Elephants only sleep about two

hours per day.

8All the gold in the world is about

the size of an eight-room house.

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Women prefer to talk in twos, while men

prefer to talk in threes.

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-G. K. Chesterton

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The Lord has not come into

His house to be trifled with,

and to have His words

shuffled like a pack of cards.

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-Charles Spurgeon

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No one really knows what love is until

they have been married a quarter of

a century.

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-Mark Twain

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Curiosity is one of the

most permanent and certain

characteristics of a

vigorous intellect.

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-Samuel Johnson

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Science has sometimes been said to

be opposed to faith, and inconsistent

with it. But all science, in fact, rests

on a basis of faith, for it assumes the

permanence and uniformity of natural

laws - a thing which can never be

demonstrated.

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-Tryon Edwards

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He was a wise man

who invented beer.

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-Plato

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There’s no person in the whole

world like you, and I like you

just the way you are.

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-Fred Rogers

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To see what’s in front of

one’s nose needs a constant

struggle.

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-George Orwell

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Forty is the old age of youth;

fifty is the youth of old age.

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-Victor Hugo

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My sin was this, that I looked

for pleasure, beauty, and truth

not in God but in myself and

in his other creatures.

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-Augustine, Confessions

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Big shots are only little

shots who keep shooting.

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-Christopher Morley

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Be thankful we're not

getting all the government

we're paying for.

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-Will Rogers

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Peace if possible,

but truth at any rate.

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-Martin Luther

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Popular opinion is the

greatest lie in the world.

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-Thomas Carlye (1795-1881)

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Death is just a distant rumor to the young.

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-Andy Rooney

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Hasten slowly.

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-Augustus Caesar

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You have kept count of

my tossings; put my tears

in your bottle. Are they

not in your book?

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-Psalm 56:8