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Kanowitz Ent Quotes By James W. Bodden: These squatters aren't just aliens, drifters and undesirables.

These squatters aren't just aliens, drifters and undesirables. They're new world barbarians, conquering free spaces and making them their own. — James W. Bodden

Kanowitz Ent Quotes By Pat Frank: Randy felt relieved. He looked out over the

Randy felt relieved. He looked out over the river, contemplating his ignorance of women and the peace of evening. — Pat Frank

Kanowitz Ent Quotes By Mary J. Williams: You're right. What Drew and I had was

You're right. What Drew and I had was genuine. He loved me. That doesn't mean he didn't change his mind. — Mary J. Williams

Kanowitz Ent Quotes By Jane Austen: It was a misfortune of poetry, to be

It was a misfortune of poetry, to be seldom safely enjoyed by those who enjoyed it completely. — Jane Austen

Kanowitz Ent Quotes By John Rocker: My comments concerning persons afflicted with AIDS as

My comments concerning persons afflicted with AIDS as well as various minority groups have left people wondering if I am a racist. — John Rocker

Kanowitz Ent Quotes By Leo Buscaglia: To place your ideas and your dreams before

To place your ideas and your dreams before the crowd is to risk being called naive. — Leo Buscaglia

Kanowitz Ent Quotes By M.F. Moonzajer: Keep yourself virgin, worms like untouched skins.

Keep yourself virgin, worms like untouched skins. — M.F. Moonzajer

Kanowitz Ent Quotes By Criss Jami: The only thing more dangerous than ignorance is

The only thing more dangerous than ignorance is the pretense of intelligent ignorance. The former is teachable; the latter is not. — Criss Jami

Kanowitz Ent Quotes By Mary Parker Follett: Concepts can never be presented to me merely,

Concepts can never be presented to me merely, they must be knitted into the structure of my being, and this can only be done through my own activity. — Mary Parker Follett