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Daylilies Quotes By Shahla Khan: Love may not be quid pro quo but

Love may not be quid pro quo but marriage certainly is. — Shahla Khan

Daylilies Quotes By Genevieve Cogman: Then what is the purpose of the Library?"

Then what is the purpose of the Library?" Vale asked.
"To save books," Irene said firmly. — Genevieve Cogman

Daylilies Quotes By Viet Thanh Nguyen: One did not depend on marines for good

One did not depend on marines for good table manners. One depended on them to have the right instincts when it came to matters of life and death. — Viet Thanh Nguyen

Daylilies Quotes By Helene Hanff: Why is it that people who wouldn't dream

Why is it that people who wouldn't dream of stealing anything else think it's perfectly all right to steal books? — Helene Hanff

Daylilies Quotes By Laini Taylor: As she walked, clock towers across Prague started

As she walked, clock towers across Prague started arguing midnight, and the long, fraught Monday came at last to a close. — Laini Taylor

Daylilies Quotes By Donna Grant: He yearned for something more. It could have

He yearned for something more.
It could have been his. It had been his.
Until he walked away. — Donna Grant

Daylilies Quotes By Kate Bush: When I was signed, that was before the

When I was signed, that was before the punk thing even happened. — Kate Bush

Daylilies Quotes By Lady Gaga: I would stare into the bright lights and

I would stare into the bright lights and imagine I could do anything. Be anything. And I would tell myself it would be me up there one day. — Lady Gaga

Daylilies Quotes By Salman Rushdie: The world is full of things that upset

The world is full of things that upset people. But most of us deal with it and move on and don't try and burn the planet down. — Salman Rushdie

Daylilies Quotes By Ashley Montagu: Hell has been described as a pocket edition

Hell has been described as a pocket edition of Chicago. — Ashley Montagu