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Best Housewives Of Atlanta Quotes By Zadie Smith: Then they had gone outside, onto the steps,

Then they had gone outside, onto the steps, where a breeze lifted secondhand confetti — Zadie Smith

Best Housewives Of Atlanta Quotes By Friedrich Nietzsche: Be careful when you cast out your demons

Be careful when you cast out your demons that you don't throw away the best of yourself. — Friedrich Nietzsche

Best Housewives Of Atlanta Quotes By Elvis Presley: I learned how important it is to entertain

I learned how important it is to entertain people and give them a reason to come and watch you play. — Elvis Presley

Best Housewives Of Atlanta Quotes By Constantin Brancusi: Why write [about my art]? Why not just

Why write [about my art]? Why not just show the photographs? — Constantin Brancusi

Best Housewives Of Atlanta Quotes By Prince Fielder: I like pasta; it's pretty good. I'll even

I like pasta; it's pretty good. I'll even substitute wheat pasta in there and make it more healthy. — Prince Fielder

Best Housewives Of Atlanta Quotes By Douglas Preston: There was a pause while Pendergast considered this.

There was a pause while Pendergast considered this. I prefer hypocrisy to poverty. — Douglas Preston

Best Housewives Of Atlanta Quotes By Madeleine L'Engle: Only a fool is not afraid.

Only a fool is not afraid. — Madeleine L'Engle

Best Housewives Of Atlanta Quotes By William Ellery Channing: Every human being is intended to have a

Every human being is intended to have a character of his own; to be what no other is, and to do what no other can do. — William Ellery Channing

Best Housewives Of Atlanta Quotes By Stephen Leather: Death and taxes are the only two certainties

Death and taxes are the only two certainties in life, as Mark Twain once said. Or was it Benjamin Franklin? — Stephen Leather