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But my mother was aglow. She had a continuing fascination with celebrities, and now she had one of her own. She was never moved by what I was doing (in an interview she said, "He writes his own material, I’m always telling him he needs a new writer")… Steve Martin
Margaret Atwood quote: "But the adjectives change,” said Jimmy. “Nothing’s worse than..."
But the adjectives change,” said Jimmy. “Nothing’s worse than last year’s adjectives. Margaret Atwood
But, back of this, still broods silently the deep religious feeling of the real Negro heart, the stirring, unguided might of powerful human souls who have lost the guiding star of the past and are seeking in the great night a new religious ideal. Some day the Awakening will come, when the pent-up vigor of 10,000,000 souls shall sweep irresistibly toward the Goal, out of the Valley of the Shadow of Death, where all that makes life worth living - Liberty, Justice and Right - is marked "For... W. E. B. Du Bois
But that some sonatas of Beethoven are written tragic no one can gainsay; yet they can triumph or despair as the player decides, and Lucy had decided that they should triumph. E. M. Forster
But I really wanted to find it for you. And when it looked in the end like it wasn't going to turn up, I just said to myself, one day I'll go to Norfolk and I'll find it there for her.''The lost corner of England,' I said. Kazuo Ishiguro
Michael Ende quote: "But that's another story and shall be told another time"
But that's another story and shall be told another time Michael Ende
But when a man has once broken through the paper walls of everyday circumstance, those unsubstantial walls that hold so many of us securely prisoned from the cradle to the grave, he has made a discovery. If the world does not please you, you can change it. H. G. Wells
But it was not only by this feeling, as Varvara thought, that he was guided. Mingling with his pride, with his need always to be first, was another motive, at which Varvara did not guess - a truly religious urge. His disillusionment in Mary (his betrothed), whom he had imagined such a saint, his feeling of outrage was so cruel that he sank into despair; and despair led him - whither? To God, to the faith of his childhood, which had never lost its hold upon him. Leo Tolstoy
David Sedaris quote: " but all of a sudden they’re poets, right, like that’s all it..."
.. but all of a sudden they’re poets, right, like that’s all it takes — being in love. David Sedaris
But in the end, back she comes. There's no use resisting. She goes to him for amnesia, for oblivion. She renders herself up, is blotted out; enters the darkness of her own body, forgets her name. Immolation is what she wants, however briefly. To exist without boundaries. Margaret Atwood
Augusten Burroughs quote: "but I am not here ironically; I am here sincerely."
but I am not here ironically; I am here sincerely. Augusten Burroughs
James Baldwin quote: "but the Atlantic Ocean is deep and wide and money doesn't..."
...but the Atlantic Ocean is deep and wide and money doesn't hurry from the other side. James Baldwin
Stephen Covey quote: "But borrowing strength builds weakness."
But borrowing strength builds weakness. Stephen Covey
Elizabeth Gaskell quote: "But I was right. I think that must be an hereditary quality,..."
But I was right. I think that must be an hereditary quality, for my father says he is scarcely ever wrong. Elizabeth Gaskell
But how will you bear an absentminded man who, if he happens to see you, will kill you? That is what tries the nerves, abstraction combined with cruelty. Men have felt it sometimes when they went through wild forests, and felt that the animals there were at once innocent and pitiless. They might ignore or slay. How would you like to pass ten mortal hours in a parlour with an absent-minded tiger? Gilbert K. Chesterton

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