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How much more beautiful would be the world and the society in which we live if...every mother regarded her children as the jewels of her life, as gifts from the God of heaven, who is their Eternal Father, and brought them up in true affection in the wisdom and admonition of the Lord. Gordon B. Hinckley
We have all become wayfarers and travellers marching on and on .... Yet, for those who can adapt themselves to this continuous journeying, there is no regret and they would not have it otherwise. A reture to the dull uneventful past is unthinkable. Jawaharlal Nehru
Gerard Way quote: "When you go, would you ever turn to say, "I don't love you..."
When you go, would you ever turn to say, "I don't love you like I did yesterday. Gerard Way
Larry Brown quote: "Don't say what you would or wouldn't do, honey. Cause one day..."
Don't say what you would or wouldn't do, honey. Cause one day you might have to. Larry Brown
She turned; she bruised under her heel the scaly head of this dark suspicion-as terrifying to her as his guilt was to him. 'O Absalom, my Absalom! Come, come, we will not entertain such a thought. God himself would not urge it upon a mother. Theodore Dreiser
Patton Oswalt quote: "If the victories we create in our heads were let loose on..."
If the victories we create in our heads were let loose on reality, the world we know would drown in blazing happiness. Patton Oswalt
Jules Michelet quote: "He who would confine his thought to present time will not..."
He who would confine his thought to present time will not understand present reality. Jules Michelet
Michael Chabon quote: "All he would have needed to do, to find comfort in the..."
All he would have needed to do, to find comfort in the Christian's words, was to believe. Michael Chabon
Virginia Woolf quote: "He would look over the edge of the sofa down into the sea."
He would look over the edge of the sofa down into the sea. Virginia Woolf
Pain. I seem to have an affection, a kind of sweettooth for it. Bolts of lightning, little rivulets of thunder. And I the eye of the storm. Mourning the split trees, hens starving on rooftops. Figuring out what can be done to save them since they cannot save themselves without me because- well, its my storm, isn’t it? I break lives to prove I can mend them back again. And although the pain is theirs, I share it, don’t I? Of course. Of course. I wouldn't have it any other way. But it is... Toni Morrison
Stephen Hawking quote: "It is all right to make mistakes; nothing is perfect because..."
It is all right to make mistakes; nothing is perfect because with perfection, we would not exist. Stephen Hawking
...think I none so simple would say that Aesop lied in the tales of his beasts: for who thinks that Aesop writ it for actually true were well worthy to have his name chronicled among the beasts he writeth of. Philip Sidney
I needed to get familiar with sex, and it would be just as well to practise first with a boy I didn't care about too much. Then later on, if I was with someone special, I'd have more chance of doing everything right. Kazuo Ishiguro
Each of us chooses the tone for telling his or her own story. I would like to choose the durable clarity of a platinum print, but nothing in my destiny possesses the luminosity. I live among diffuse shadings, veiled mysteries, uncertainties; the tone of telling my life is closer to that of a portrait in sepia. Isabel Allende
I cried, a bit, as a spoke to Belinda on my mobile phone, in a quiet corner, perhaps the only quiet corner in Jaipur. I told her how I'd hoped Paul would read the forward, that he'd read how much I admired his work and how much I admired him, how much I just plain liked him and loved him. But, even as I spoke, I knew: Paul had always known that. He'd seen in on my face every time we met. What made me cry was the obvious, stupid fact that we'd never meet again. Roddy Doyle

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