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Darry In The Outsiders Quotes By Human Angels: Fear enslaves us, Truth sets us free and

Fear enslaves us, Truth sets us free and the only Truth is the Oneness. — Human Angels

Darry In The Outsiders Quotes By Marcus Aurelius: He who eats my bread does my will.

He who eats my bread does my will. — Marcus Aurelius

Darry In The Outsiders Quotes By Victor Hugo: How pretty it is here!It was an awful

How pretty it is here!
It was an awful hovel, but she felt free. — Victor Hugo

Darry In The Outsiders Quotes By Suzanne Hayes: We often realize too late that passion only

We often realize too late that passion only lasts when it is married to truth. — Suzanne Hayes

Darry In The Outsiders Quotes By James Nachtwey: Do we really need another picture of Paris

Do we really need another picture of Paris Hilton or Naomi Campbell? — James Nachtwey

Darry In The Outsiders Quotes By W.E.B. Du Bois: Only in the chamber of death writhed the

Only in the chamber of death writhed the world's most piteous thing - a childless mother. — W.E.B. Du Bois

Darry In The Outsiders Quotes By Alexa Hampton: Keep a minimum of 15 between coffee tables

Keep a minimum of 15 between coffee tables and sofas — Alexa Hampton

Darry In The Outsiders Quotes By Jennifer Aniston: Once you figure out who you are and

Once you figure out who you are and what you love about yourself, I think it all kind of falls into place. — Jennifer Aniston

Darry In The Outsiders Quotes By Shannon L. Alder: Joy comes when you turn it over to

Joy comes when you turn it over to God to deal with. This is when you will feel the true release from it's weight. — Shannon L. Alder

Darry In The Outsiders Quotes By Jane Austen: Where there is a disposition to dislike, a

Where there is a disposition to dislike, a motive will never be wanting; — Jane Austen