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Literary Devices In Frankenstein Quotes By Kelly Corbet: Bliss is amplified and fortified by being centered

Bliss is amplified and fortified by being centered during the everyday stuff. — Kelly Corbet

Literary Devices In Frankenstein Quotes By Margaret Atwood: You can't help what you feel, but you

You can't help what you feel, but you can help how you behave — Margaret Atwood

Literary Devices In Frankenstein Quotes By Linda Stasi: The word may be mightier than the sword,

The word may be mightier than the sword, but except for the s they are pretty much the same. Both are used to kill
and to save. — Linda Stasi

Literary Devices In Frankenstein Quotes By T.F. Hodge: The conquered roam free in the box of

The conquered roam free in the box of insanity. — T.F. Hodge

Literary Devices In Frankenstein Quotes By Francis Picabia: Men have always need of god! A god

Men have always need of god! A god to defend them against other men. — Francis Picabia

Literary Devices In Frankenstein Quotes By Eleanor Clift: Often, the disparities in the ways men and

Often, the disparities in the ways men and women are treated are subtle; there are not these clear barriers that you have to break down. — Eleanor Clift

Literary Devices In Frankenstein Quotes By Ryan Sypek: I love playing Junior; he's so fun ...

I love playing Junior; he's so fun ... Under it all, he's a good guy, just a little bit spoiled. — Ryan Sypek

Literary Devices In Frankenstein Quotes By Pratik Nandgaonkar: You should not get tempered by others success

You should not get tempered by others success ,rather u find your mistakes and work on that. — Pratik Nandgaonkar

Literary Devices In Frankenstein Quotes By Roger Deakins: If reviewers don't mention your work, it's probably

If reviewers don't mention your work, it's probably better than if they do — Roger Deakins