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Feyland Quotes By Sophocles: Nobly to live, or else nobly to die,Befits

Nobly to live, or else nobly to die,Befits proud birth. — Sophocles

Feyland Quotes By Stephen King: There's something powerful about knowing the shortest way,

There's something powerful about knowing the shortest way, even if you take the longer way because you know your mother-in-law is sitting home. — Stephen King

Feyland Quotes By Guillermo Cabrera Infante: I do not believe in inspiration, but I

I do not believe in inspiration, but I must have a title in order to work, otherwise I am lost. — Guillermo Cabrera Infante

Feyland Quotes By Saskya Pandita: Great affection is often the cause of violent

Great affection is often the cause of violent animosity. The quarrels of men often arise from too great a familiarity. — Saskya Pandita

Feyland Quotes By Erich Maria Remarque: The invisible storehouse in nothingness, called memory.

The invisible storehouse in nothingness, called memory. — Erich Maria Remarque

Feyland Quotes By David Hockney: I'm really only interested in technology that is

I'm really only interested in technology that is about pictures. I'm interested in anything that makes a picture. — David Hockney

Feyland Quotes By Leon Morris: The same power that brought Christ back from

The same power that brought Christ back from the dead is operative within those who are Christ's. The Resurrection is an ongoing thing. — Leon Morris

Feyland Quotes By Veronica Roth: I didn't know it was possible to conquer

I didn't know it was possible to conquer fear in your body before you did it in your mind. That was when I knew I should be wary of him. — Veronica Roth

Feyland Quotes By Marie Lu: Clouds suit my mood just fine.

Clouds suit my mood just fine. — Marie Lu

Feyland Quotes By Plato: Better a little which is well done, than

Better a little which is well done, than a great deal imperfectly. — Plato