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Callosities Exist Quotes By Thomas Watson: God sweetens outward pain with inward peace.

God sweetens outward pain with inward peace. — Thomas Watson

Callosities Exist Quotes By Philip K. Dick: ...he still never saw her as anything but

...he still never saw her as anything but a direct, literal invitation of God's, dropped into his life for reasons he would never know. — Philip K. Dick

Callosities Exist Quotes By John Keats: Joy, whose hand is ever at his lips,

Joy, whose hand is ever at his lips, bidding adieu — John Keats

Callosities Exist Quotes By Chris Matakas: My growth as a human being has been

My growth as a human being has been directly proportional to my growth as a marital artist. — Chris Matakas

Callosities Exist Quotes By Muhammad Imran Hasan: There's Nothing To Hide When Your Soul Is

There's Nothing To Hide When Your Soul Is Not Guilty ... — Muhammad Imran Hasan

Callosities Exist Quotes By Harry Truman: [I am] just a common everyday man whose

[I am] just a common everyday man whose instincts are to be ornery, who's anxious to be right. — Harry Truman

Callosities Exist Quotes By Vanessa Williams: My parents are both teachers, so we had

My parents are both teachers, so we had the summers off. — Vanessa Williams

Callosities Exist Quotes By Jerzy Kosinski: Wouldn't it be easier to change people's eyes

Wouldn't it be easier to change people's eyes and hair than to build big furnaces and then catch Jews and Gypsies to burn them? — Jerzy Kosinski

Callosities Exist Quotes By John Green: It's a penis," Margo said, "in the same

It's a penis," Margo said, "in the same sense that Rhode Island is a state: it may have an illustrious history, but it sure isn't big. — John Green

Callosities Exist Quotes By Salman Rushdie: He returned to Cambridge feeling, at the ripe

He returned to Cambridge feeling, at the ripe old age of twenty, that life was passing him by. — Salman Rushdie