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Marsala Quotes By Georgette Heyer: But perhaps I might feel strange, and unlike

But perhaps I might feel strange, and unlike myself. It wouldn't be comfortable, not to be acquainted with myself. — Georgette Heyer

Marsala Quotes By A.R. Rahman: Music is all about transporting people; speaking a

Music is all about transporting people; speaking a language which languages fail to express. — A.R. Rahman

Marsala Quotes By Jenifer Lewis: But a true diva has dismissed that drama.

But a true diva has dismissed that drama. A true diva's heart is open, and she's ready to play by her own rules - rules that are gentle and kind. — Jenifer Lewis

Marsala Quotes By Jess Rothenberg: War is sweet to those who have never

War is sweet to those who have never fought. — Jess Rothenberg

Marsala Quotes By Georgia Cates: Marsala isn't the one that's going to keep

Marsala isn't the one that's going to keep you and Chansey apart. It's you. — Georgia Cates

Marsala Quotes By Dylan O'Brien: I'm always one who will lash out at

I'm always one who will lash out at anyone hurts my friends, viciously, kind of. I'm very protective of the people I love. — Dylan O'Brien

Marsala Quotes By Emma Chase: The chicken Marsala I made looks ... unique

The chicken Marsala I made looks ... unique now that it's actually out of the oven and on our plates.
Okay it's fucking frightening. I admit it. — Emma Chase

Marsala Quotes By Paul Babicki: There are no secrets on the Internet

There are no secrets on the Internet — Paul Babicki

Marsala Quotes By Ann Patchett: I decided I was going to make up

I decided I was going to make up a novel, and that the novel was going to get me out of the restaurant. The novel was going to be my getaway car. — Ann Patchett

Marsala Quotes By Barry Hughart: Nothing on the face of this earth -

Nothing on the face of this earth - and I do mean nothing - is half so dangerous as a children's story that happens to be real... — Barry Hughart