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Boy And His Dog Quotes By John Green: The pleasure isn't in doing the thing, the

The pleasure isn't in doing the thing, the pleasure is in planning it. — John Green

Boy And His Dog Quotes By Agatha Christie: I said, life will not pass her by.

I said, life will not pass her by. Strange and exciting events will surround her. You've only got to look at her to know it. — Agatha Christie

Boy And His Dog Quotes By Mitch Albom: When he smiles it's as if you'd just

When he smiles it's as if you'd just told him the first joke on earth. — Mitch Albom

Boy And His Dog Quotes By Patricia Briggs: Humans, in her experience, were weak and fragile

Humans, in her experience, were weak and fragile things prone to dying and breeding with about the same frequency. — Patricia Briggs

Boy And His Dog Quotes By Beth Lyon Barnett: I can't find who wrote this (it was't

I can't find who wrote this (it was't me)but I think it is great.

Before I was your mother, I was a girl. — Beth Lyon Barnett

Boy And His Dog Quotes By David Wroblewski: Come morning, his memory would be of a

Come morning, his memory would be of a night spent watching over them all. And each of them - dog and boy, mother and old man - would feel the same. — David Wroblewski

Boy And His Dog Quotes By Michael K. Schaefer: He felt like a dog that was about

He felt like a dog that was about to be told that, yes, he was a good boy, but his balls had to come off anyway. — Michael K. Schaefer

Boy And His Dog Quotes By Albert Camus: To think is first of all to create

To think is first of all to create a world (or to limit one's own world, which comes to the same thing). — Albert Camus

Boy And His Dog Quotes By Robert Benchley: There is no doubt that every healthy, normal

There is no doubt that every healthy, normal boy ... should own a dog at some time in his life, preferably between the ages of forty-five and fifty. — Robert Benchley