“Let Us Read And Let Us Dance…”

“…Two Amusements That Will NEVER Do Any Harm To The World.“

—VOLTAIRE

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“Every Man Is A Volume, If You Know How To Read Them.” –WILLIAM ELLERY CHANNING

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“One Ought, Every Day At Least, To Hear A Little Song, Read A Good Poem, See A Fine Picture And, If Possible, Speak A Few Reasonable Words.” –JOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE

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“I Still Find Each Day Too Short For All The Thoughts I Want To Think…”

“…All The Walks I Want To Take, All The Books I Want To Read, And All The Friends I Want To See.“

—JOHN BURROUGHS

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“I Am A Part Of Everything That I Have Read.” –THEODORE ROOSEVELT

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–The 26TH PRESIDENT Of The UNITED STATES Of AMERICA–

“Let Us Tenderly And Kindly Cherish, Therefore, The Means Of Knowledge…”

“…Let Us Dare To READ, THINK, SPEAK, And WRITE.”

—JOHN ADAMS

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–A FOUNDING FATHER–

…And…

–OUR 2ND PRESIDENT Of The UNITED STATES Of AMERICA–