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66111 Quotes By Aristotle.: Comedy aims at representing men as worse, Tragedy

Comedy aims at representing men as worse, Tragedy as better than in actual life. — Aristotle.

66111 Quotes By Oscar Wilde: A new life! That was what he wanted.

A new life! That was what he wanted. That was what he was waiting for. Surely he — Oscar Wilde

66111 Quotes By Rabindranath Tagore: The one who plants trees, knowing that he

The one who plants trees, knowing that he will never sit in their shade, has at least started to understand the meaning of life. — Rabindranath Tagore

66111 Quotes By Liz Goldwyn: Red lipstick has been my beauty staple for

Red lipstick has been my beauty staple for years. I show up to Pilates or yoga at 8 A.M. wearing my red lipstick. — Liz Goldwyn

66111 Quotes By Aaron Ruell: I feel as if I've been fairly successful

I feel as if I've been fairly successful with maintaining a cohesive tone between the work I make as a photographer and as a director. — Aaron Ruell

66111 Quotes By Bill Hicks: My voice was not heard, the questions were

My voice was not heard, the questions were not asked that I wanted to see asked. — Bill Hicks

66111 Quotes By None Given M: ...the controlling of the sex nature builds up

...the controlling of the sex nature builds up a reservoir of strength, and it is this strength that opens the door to the Innermost. — None Given M

66111 Quotes By Samuel Johnson: No man is obliged to do as much

No man is obliged to do as much as he can do. A man is to have part of his life to himself. — Samuel Johnson

66111 Quotes By David Mitchell: Grief's a bastard, it really is - pardon

Grief's a bastard, it really is - pardon my French. It makes everything else harder. — David Mitchell

66111 Quotes By George Galloway: There are those who wrap themselves in flags

There are those who wrap themselves in flags and blow the tinny trumpet of patriotism as a means of fooling the people. — George Galloway