“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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“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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“My Hopes Are NOT ALWAYS Realized…”

“…But I ALWAYS Hope.”

—OVID

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“All Thoughts, All Passions, All Delights, Whatever Stirs This Mortal Frame…”

“…All Are But Ministers Of Love, And Feed His Sacred Flame.”

—SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE

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“There Is NO Remembrance Which Time Does Not Obliterate…”

“…NOR Pain Which Death Does Not Terminate.”

—MIGUEL de CERVANTES

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“If You Make People THINK They’re Thinking, They’ll LOVE You…”

“…But, If You REALLY Make People Think, They’ll HATE You.”

—DONALD ROBERT PERRY MARQUIS

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