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Famous Cosette Quotes By Harold Bloom: Almost anything at all can be transmuted into

Almost anything at all can be transmuted into a labyrinth. — Harold Bloom

Famous Cosette Quotes By Jan De Bont: I had a very strong-willed mother, who I

I had a very strong-willed mother, who I totally adored. She was always in control of her life. — Jan De Bont

Famous Cosette Quotes By Spencer W. Kimball: If men are really humble, they will realize

If men are really humble, they will realize that they discover, but do not create, truth. — Spencer W. Kimball

Famous Cosette Quotes By Kenneth Branagh: When you cast someone like Natalie Portman, the

When you cast someone like Natalie Portman, the character can't just be the love interest. — Kenneth Branagh

Famous Cosette Quotes By S.J. Kincaid: But then, I've always believed love is the

But then, I've always believed love is the most volatile substance in the universe. It erupts, it incinerates, and then it simply flames out. . . . — S.J. Kincaid

Famous Cosette Quotes By Jay Asher: Actually, I love trying to figure out why

Actually, I love trying to figure out why certain books become hits while others, which may be just as good, have trouble finding an audience. — Jay Asher

Famous Cosette Quotes By Ada Limon: Here it is: the new way of living

Here it is: the new way of living with the world inside of us so we cannot lose it, and we cannot be lost. You and me are us and then, and it and sky. — Ada Limon

Famous Cosette Quotes By John Updike: School is where you go between when your

School is where you go between when your parents can't take you and industry can't take you. — John Updike

Famous Cosette Quotes By Roland Barthes: Isn't the most sensitive point of this mourning

Isn't the most sensitive point of this mourning the fact that I must lose a language - the amorous language? No more 'I love you's. — Roland Barthes