“The Majority Of Men Are Bundles Of Beginnings.” –RALPH WALDO EMERSON

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“Nor Ear Can Hear, Nor Tongue Can Tell…”

“…The Tortures Of That Inward Hell.”

—LORD GEORGE GORDON BYRON

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“Man Is The Artificer Of His Own Happiness.” –HENRY DAVID THOREAU

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“There Is No Royal Road To Learning.” –RALPH WALDO EMERSON

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“One Of The Advantages Of Being Disorderly…”

“…Is That One Is Constantly Making Exciting Discoveries!”

—A. A. MILNE

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“I Count Myself In Nothing Else So Happy…”

“…As In A Soul Remembering My Good Friends.”

—WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

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“What Happiness Is There…”

“…Which Is Not Purchased With More, Or Less, Of Pain?”

—MARGARET OLIPHANT

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“Love Is Like A War…”

“…Easy To Begin, But Very Hard To Stop.”

—H. L. MENCKEN

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“There Is An Hour In Each Man’s Life…”

“…Appointed To Make His Happiness,IF Then He Seize It.”

—FRANCIS BEAUMONT & JOHN FLETCHER

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FLETCHER

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