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Manolea Gkouskos Quotes By Ludwig Wittgenstein: Talent is a spring from which fresh water

Talent is a spring from which fresh water is constantly flowing. But this spring loses its value if it is not used in the right way. — Ludwig Wittgenstein

Manolea Gkouskos Quotes By Willem De Kooning: I might work on a painting for a

I might work on a painting for a month, but it has too look like I painted it in a minute. — Willem De Kooning

Manolea Gkouskos Quotes By C.S. Lewis: A man whose life has been transformed by

A man whose life has been transformed by Christ cannot help but have his worldview show through. — C.S. Lewis

Manolea Gkouskos Quotes By Bao Dai: In this decisive hour of our national history,

In this decisive hour of our national history, union means life and division means death. — Bao Dai

Manolea Gkouskos Quotes By Beatriz Williams: It's always different, isn't it, until it turns

It's always different, isn't it, until it turns out to be the same. — Beatriz Williams

Manolea Gkouskos Quotes By Pat R: The trick to loneliness is to spend a

The trick to loneliness is to spend a lot of time inside one's head. — Pat R

Manolea Gkouskos Quotes By Roberta Smith: I am a noncook, although I'm very interested

I am a noncook, although I'm very interested and have a large collection of cookbooks. — Roberta Smith

Manolea Gkouskos Quotes By Marcus Aurelius: Be not careless in deeds, nor confused in

Be not careless in deeds, nor confused in words, nor rambling in thought. — Marcus Aurelius

Manolea Gkouskos Quotes By Barbara Kingsolver: Like many human beings, he took the least

Like many human beings, he took the least sign of conversation as his cue to make noise. — Barbara Kingsolver

Manolea Gkouskos Quotes By Soren Kierkegaard: My scholarly expectation is then that I may

My scholarly expectation is then that I may succeed in becoming clever in philosophy in spite of my stupidity. — Soren Kierkegaard