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1)Mylf,myfamily,mygeneration,wereborninaworldofsilence;aworldofhard

workandnecessarypatience,ofbacksbenttotheground,handsmassagingthe

crops,ofwaitingonweatherandgrowth;ofvillageslikeshipsintheempty

landscapesandthelongwalkingdistancesbetweenthem;ofwhitenarrow

roads,ruttedbyhoovesandcart-wheels,innocentofoilpetrol,downwhichpeople

pasdrarely,andalmostneverforpleasure,andthehorwasthefastestthing

moving.

2)IfIrest,Irust.

3)Happinessislikeapebbledroppedintoapooltotinmotionanever-widening

circleofripples.

4)Themake-believebecomesareality.

5)Beinghappy,onceitisrealizedasadutyandestablishedasahabit,opensdoors

intounimaginablegardensthrongedwithgratefulfriends.

6)Toliveinheartsweleavebehindisnottodie.---ThomasCampbell

7)Whatcamesfromtheheart,touchestheheart.---DonSibet

8)Thecouroftheloveneverdidrunsmooth.---AMidsummerNight’sDream

9)Mylifelistenstoyou.---MurielRuckeyr

10)tis:…howtomakelovestay?---Tim

Robbins

11)Thereisalandofthelivingandalandofthedead,andthebridgeislove.

---ThorntonWilder

12)Imayhaveallknowledgeandunderstandallcrets;Imayhaveallthefaith

neededtomovemountains---butifIhavenolove,Iamnothing.

13)Thepsychicscarscaudbybelievingthatyouareuglyleaveapermanentmark

onyourpersonality.---JoanRivers

14)Fallinginloveconsistsmerelyinuncorkingtheimaginationandbottlingthe

commonn.---HelenRowland

15)Thelovewegiveawayistheonlylovewekeep.---ElbertHubbard

16)lovesomeonedearly,weunconsciouslyoverlook

manythoughts.---BeatriceSaunders

17)Tearsmaybedriedup,buttheheart---never.---MargueritedeValois

18)Loveisn’tlikearervoir,You’’smuchmorelikeanatural

gerandfartheritflows,thestrongeranddeeperandclearerit

becomes.---EddieCantor

19)Gettingintouchwithyourtruelfmustbeyourfirstpriority.---TomHopkins

20)I’mnotafraidofstorms,forI’mlearninghowtosailmyship.---LouisaMayAlcott

21)Onemakesmistakes;sneveramistaketohaveloved.---Romain

Rolland

22)Alllifereprentsarisk,andthemorelovinglyweliveourlivesthemoreriskswe

take.---eck

23)Loveisnotwhatwebecome,butwhatwealreadyare.---StephenLevine

24)Atthetouchoflove,everyonebecomesapoets.---Plato

25)Bettertohavelovedandlostthannottohavelovedatall.---Seneca

26)Tinychoicesmeantinychanges,Butitisonlywithinfinitesimalchange,changesso

smallnooneelevenrealizesyou’remakingthem,thatyouhaveanyhopefor

transformation.---LeoTolstoy.

27)Theworldisroundandtheplacewhichmayemliketheendmayalsobeonly

thebeginning.---JoyBakerPriest.

28)Listeningisthemostimportantrelationshipskill.

29)Thatisthebestpartofbeauty,whichapicturecannotexpress;no,northefirst

sightofthelife.---FrancisBacon

30)Beautyisassummer-fruits,whichareeasytocorrupt,andcannotlast:and,forthe

mostpart,itmakesadissoluteyouth,and,anagealittleoutofcountenance:but

yetcertainlyagain,ifitlightwell,itmakethvirtuesshine,andvoiceblush.

31)Beautyandfullyareoftencompanies.

32)Beautyisonlyskindeep.

33)Beautyisintheeyeofthebeholder.

34)Agoodfaceneedsnopaint.

35)Finefeathersmakefinebirds.

36)Agoodbookisabestfriendwhoneverturnshisbackuponus.

37)Booksandfriendsshouldbefewbutgood.

38)Abookthatremainsshut,isbutablock.

39)

hardestwayoflearningisthatofeasyreading;butagreatbookthatcomesfrom

agreatthinkerisashipofthought,deepfreightedwithtruthandbeauty.

---TheodoreParker

40)Thatisagoodbookwhichisopenedwithexpectation,andclodwithdelight

andprofit.---AmosBronsonAlcott

41)Readnottocontradictandconfute,nortobelieveandtakeforgranted,nortofind

talkanddiscour,buttoweighandconsider.

42)Toreadwithoutreflectingislikeeatingwithoutdigesting.

43)Agoodbookisthepurestesnceofahumansoul.---ThomasCarlyle

44)Inthehighestcivilization,thebookisstillthehighestdelight.---RalphWaldo

Emerson

45)Byreadingweenrichthemind,byconversationwepolishit.

46)Readingistothemindwhatexerciistothebody.

47)Tobeproudoflearningisthegreatestignorance.

48)Hewhocan,annot,teaches.

49)Iwanttoteachmystudentshowtolivethislifeonearth,

Tofaceitsstruggleanditsstrifeandimprovetheirworth.

Notjustthelessoninabookorhowtheriversflow,

Buthowtochootheproperpathwherevertheymaygo.---f

Teacher’sPrayer

50)ForifIhelptheworldtogrowinwisdomandingrace,

Then,IshallfeelthatIhavewonandIhavefilledmyplace.---f

Teacher’sPrayer

51)Learningisbetterthanhouandland.

52)But,farbeyondbooks,learningmeanskeepingthemindopenandactiveto

receiveallkindsofexperience.---GilbertHighet

53)Theveryinkwithwhichallhistoryiswrittenismerelyfluidprejudice.---Mark

Twain

54)Theonedutyweowetohistoryistorewriteit.---OscarWilder

55)Amancanbedestroyedbutnotdefeated.---ErnestHemmingway

56)Themostdifficultthinginlifeistoknowyourlf.

57)Attwentyyearsofage,thewillreigns;atthirty,thewit;andatforty,thejudgement.

---BenjaminFranklin

58)FromhiscaidletohisgraveamanneverdoesasinglethingwhichhasanyFIRST

ANDFOREMOSTobjecebutone---tocurepeaceofmind,spiritualcomfort,for

HIMSELF.---MarkTwain

59)woundswillcertainly

becomethegreateststrengthfinally.

60)Don’tgothroughlife,growthroughlife.

61)Weareallinthegutter,butsomeofusarelookingatthestars.---OscarWilder

62)Intheworldfullofpainandsorrow,maybeonceinalifetime,you’llfindsomeone

tothatsomeonenomatterwhat!

63)Timeistooslowforthowhowait,tooswiftforthofear,toolongfortho

whogrieve,tooshortforthowhorejoice,butforthowholove,timeis

eternity.

64)Opportunityismisdbymostpeoplebecauitisdresdinoverallsab=nd

lookslikework.---ThomasEdison

65)Wedon’cessfulcompanyisriddledwith

failures.

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