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Dactylic Tetrameter Quotes By Geoffrey B. Wilson: Sincerity is the prime requisite in every approach

Sincerity is the prime requisite in every approach to the God who ... hates all hypocrisy, falsehood, and deceit. — Geoffrey B. Wilson

Dactylic Tetrameter Quotes By Abby Fabiaschi: To hell with what anyone thinks about your

To hell with what anyone thinks about your life, but you should know what you think about it. — Abby Fabiaschi

Dactylic Tetrameter Quotes By Fannie Hurst: Life owes me a living worth living. Yes,

Life owes me a living worth living. Yes, Eden regarded life as her debtor, she its relentless paymaster. — Fannie Hurst

Dactylic Tetrameter Quotes By Kenneth Eade: Giving the banks free interest loans is like

Giving the banks free interest loans is like the government subsidizing the banks. That's crazy! — Kenneth Eade

Dactylic Tetrameter Quotes By Eric Bana: I'm always reading and looking around for the

I'm always reading and looking around for the next thing. — Eric Bana

Dactylic Tetrameter Quotes By Linda Evans: Find out what you don't want to know

Find out what you don't want to know about yourself, what you're afraid of. — Linda Evans

Dactylic Tetrameter Quotes By Danita Smith: It takes a lot of work to keep

It takes a lot of work to keep someone oppressed and it takes a heroic effort to get out of such an oppression! — Danita Smith

Dactylic Tetrameter Quotes By Arthur Rimbaud: The Poet makes himself a seer through a

The Poet makes himself a seer through a long, vast and painstaking derangement of all the senses — Arthur Rimbaud

Dactylic Tetrameter Quotes By Charles Lamb: We are nothing; less than nothing, and dreams.We

We are nothing; less than nothing, and dreams.
We are only what might have been ... — Charles Lamb

Dactylic Tetrameter Quotes By Seneca.: For to be afflicted with endless sorrow at

For to be afflicted with endless sorrow at the loss of someone very dear is foolish self-indulgence, and to feel none is inhuman callousness. — Seneca.