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I see when men love women. They give them but a little of their lives. But women when they love give everything. — Oscar Wilde

A dream isn't a wish - it's an altered state of consciousness ... — John Geddes

He did not feel guilty. He did not feel. The rock was a solidification of his feeling, his conscience, his sense of reality, his self-knowledge. — Nathanael West

I was briefly bitter. — Margot Kidder

Guilty consciences are apt to take good providences in a bad sense, — Matthew Henry

The museums and parks are graveyards above the ground- congealed memories of the past that act as a pretext for reality. — Robert Smithson

The existence of guilty sense is so
important in education and religion. — Toba Beta

The Dawn is a wild, fair woman, With sunrise in her hair; Look where she stands, with pleading hands, To lure me there. — Robert Loveman

There is the disadvantage of not knowing all languages," said Conseil, "or the disadvantage of not having one universal language. — Jules Verne

I try to write 1,000 words a day - about three pages. When I reach 1,000 words I feel good. Less than that: a failure. More than that: tired. — Tracy Chevalier

Regard it as just as desirable to build a chicken house as to build a cathedral. — Frank Lloyd Wright

Don't feel guilty for saying no to your anyone, It is important for them to hear no from time to time so that they develop a sense of self-control. — Auliq Ice

It's not a large crowd," he said, "and I have the feeling this wedding party is going to end in an orgy." He shrugged his shoulders. — Patrick Modiano

When looking at Germans, I have never felt a sense that they are guilty. I have encountered anti-Semitism in the United States as well. — Peter Eisenman

To have a sense of sin means to feel guilty at there being an ethical choice to make, a guilt which, however "good" I may become, remains unchanged. — W. H. Auden

Where did I get the nerve to think I could handle American teenagers? Ignorance. That's where I got the nerve. — Frank McCourt

The thwarting of the instinct to love is the root of all sorrow and not sex only but divinity itself is insulted when it is repressed. — Freya Stark

The charm of fine manners is music and sculpture and picture to many who do not pretend to appreciation of these arts. — Ralph Waldo Emerson

I don't beg, it's beneath me — Jennifer A. Nielsen