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Cathy Horyn Quotes By Stephen Cope: behind ourself, concealed - should startle most," wrote

behind ourself, concealed - should startle most," wrote Emily Dickinson, — Stephen Cope

Cathy Horyn Quotes By Charles Spurgeon: The best way to live above all fear

The best way to live above all fear of death is to die every morning before you leave your bedroom. — Charles Spurgeon

Cathy Horyn Quotes By Sofia Tate: The old adage about a leopard never changing

The old adage about a leopard never changing its spots? Too fucking right — Sofia Tate

Cathy Horyn Quotes By Thomas More: Anticipated spears wound less.

Anticipated spears wound less. — Thomas More

Cathy Horyn Quotes By Julian B. Barbour: The mature brain is a time capsule. History

The mature brain is a time capsule. History resides in its structure. — Julian B. Barbour

Cathy Horyn Quotes By Charlotte Casiraghi: I need both to feel good: the energy

I need both to feel good: the energy of the city and the quietness of the country. — Charlotte Casiraghi

Cathy Horyn Quotes By Belinda Taylor: The soul is like a caged bird, it

The soul is like a caged bird, it waits for the right person to open the door and set it free. — Belinda Taylor

Cathy Horyn Quotes By Don DeLillo: The only problem I had was that my

The only problem I had was that my whole life was a lesson in the effect of echoes, that I was living in the third person. — Don DeLillo

Cathy Horyn Quotes By Aria Cole: I had my girl, which meant I had

I had my girl, which meant I had everything. — Aria Cole

Cathy Horyn Quotes By Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe: The force of a language does not consist

The force of a language does not consist of rejecting what is foreign but of swallowing it. — Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

Cathy Horyn Quotes By W. H. Auden: Proper names are poetry in the raw. Like

Proper names are poetry in the raw.
Like all poetry they are untranslatable. — W. H. Auden