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Chatsworth Quotes By Garth Stein: Knowing that another path might have been easier

Knowing that another path might have been easier for him to travel, but that it couldn't possibly have offered a more satisfying conclusion. — Garth Stein

Chatsworth Quotes By Oscar Wilde: As for omens, there is no such thing

As for omens, there is no such thing as an omen. Destiny does not send us heralds. She is too wise or too cruel for that. — Oscar Wilde

Chatsworth Quotes By Plutarch: They insist upon the shaving of the moustache,

They insist upon the shaving of the moustache, I think, in order that they may accustom the young men to obedience in the most trifling matters. — Plutarch

Chatsworth Quotes By Junot Diaz: A particularly Jersey malaisethe inextinguishable longing for elsewheres.

A particularly Jersey malaise
the inextinguishable longing for elsewheres. — Junot Diaz

Chatsworth Quotes By Charles Haddon Spurgeon: Law and terrors do but harden All the

Law and terrors do but harden All the while they work alone; But a sense of blood-bought pardon Will dissolve a heart of stone. — Charles Haddon Spurgeon

Chatsworth Quotes By Gregory David Roberts: People say that love is the best thing

People say that love is the best thing in the world not power. But they are wrong. Love is the opposite of power and that's why we fear it so much. — Gregory David Roberts

Chatsworth Quotes By Glenn Branca: One hundred guitarists making lots of noise would

One hundred guitarists making lots of noise would not be something you'd want to listen to. — Glenn Branca

Chatsworth Quotes By Tom Daley: I think if I am to win an

I think if I am to win an Olympic medal I'll have to score like I did today. — Tom Daley

Chatsworth Quotes By Bill O'Reilly: Have nothing to do with coaches. In fact,

Have nothing to do with coaches. In fact, if you should see one coming, go and hide behind the pavilion until he goes away. — Bill O'Reilly