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Censorious Etymology Quotes By Paulo Coelho: Coincidence is the language of the stars, for

Coincidence is the language of the stars, for something to happen, so many forces have to be put into action. — Paulo Coelho

Censorious Etymology Quotes By Lemar: I hate any kind of owing of anything.

I hate any kind of owing of anything. — Lemar

Censorious Etymology Quotes By John C. Maxwell: People go farther than they thought they could

People go farther than they thought they could when someone else thinks they can. — John C. Maxwell

Censorious Etymology Quotes By Anthony Trollope: Let no man boast himself that he has

Let no man boast himself that he has got through the perils of winter till at least the seventh of May. — Anthony Trollope

Censorious Etymology Quotes By Vinoba Bhave: If a man achieves victory over this body,

If a man achieves victory over this body, who in the world can exercise power over him? He who rules himself rules over the whole world. — Vinoba Bhave

Censorious Etymology Quotes By Ben Harper: I knew a girl, her name was Truth.

I knew a girl, her name was Truth. She was a terrible liar. — Ben Harper

Censorious Etymology Quotes By John C. Maxwell: Our challenge is to think right in a

Our challenge is to think right in a wrong world. Our challenge is to think positive in a negative world. — John C. Maxwell

Censorious Etymology Quotes By Clea Duvall: I try to keep an open mind but

I try to keep an open mind but I'm so tired of the mediocrity. — Clea Duvall

Censorious Etymology Quotes By Alfred Huang: How can one expect a state of abundance

How can one expect a state of abundance to be everlasting? — Alfred Huang

Censorious Etymology Quotes By Mark Lawrence: The air tasted of old magic, neither good

The air tasted of old magic, neither good nor ill, but of the land, having no love for man. — Mark Lawrence

Censorious Etymology Quotes By Blaise Pascal: If our state were really happy, we should

If our state were really happy, we should not need to take our minds off it in order to make ourselves happy. — Blaise Pascal

Censorious Etymology Quotes By John Grisham: Shame was an emotion he had abandoned years

Shame was an emotion he had abandoned years earlier. Addicts know no shame. You disgrace yourself so many times you become immune to it. — John Grisham