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Fervour Define Quotes By Rachel M. Wilson: I don't like being dared - it's aggressive,

I don't like being dared - it's aggressive, a trap to make people feel foolish. — Rachel M. Wilson

Fervour Define Quotes By Gregory Benford: emerges from logic, not desire.

emerges from logic, not desire. — Gregory Benford

Fervour Define Quotes By Marissa Burt: Remember that only love conquers fear.

Remember that only love conquers fear. — Marissa Burt

Fervour Define Quotes By Charles Duhigg: What studies say the number one best way

What studies say the number one best way to start an exercise habit is to give yourself a reward that you genuinely enjoy. — Charles Duhigg

Fervour Define Quotes By Mark Haddon: That was because when I was little I

That was because when I was little I didn't understand about other people having minds. — Mark Haddon

Fervour Define Quotes By Lorrie Moore: The affectionate farce I make of him ignores

The affectionate farce I make of him ignores the ways I feel his lack of love for me. But we are managing. — Lorrie Moore

Fervour Define Quotes By Ronnie Lott: I'm a person who really doesn't dwell on

I'm a person who really doesn't dwell on the past. — Ronnie Lott

Fervour Define Quotes By Edmund Burke: The yielding of the weak is the concession

The yielding of the weak is the concession to fear. — Edmund Burke

Fervour Define Quotes By Fiona Wood: I've seen you reading - sometimes you open

I've seen you reading - sometimes you open a book, and you're just ... gone. Even with your friends - it's like you disappear. — Fiona Wood

Fervour Define Quotes By David R. Brower: Let man heal the hurt places and revere

Let man heal the hurt places and revere whatever is still miraculously pristine. — David R. Brower

Fervour Define Quotes By Norman Mailer: I think it's bad to talk about one's

I think it's bad to talk about one's present work, for it spoils something at the root of the creative act. It discharges the tension. — Norman Mailer