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Missing My Late Grandmother Quotes By Max Lerner: Every mob, in its ignorance and blindness and

Every mob, in its ignorance and blindness and bewilderment, is a League of Frightened Men that seeks reassurance in collective action. — Max Lerner

Missing My Late Grandmother Quotes By C.F.W. Walther: If the teaching of Christ were a law,

If the teaching of Christ were a law, it would not be a gospel {glad tiding}, but a sad tiding. — C.F.W. Walther

Missing My Late Grandmother Quotes By Guillaume Apollinaire: My Autumn eternal O my spiritual season

My Autumn eternal O my spiritual season — Guillaume Apollinaire

Missing My Late Grandmother Quotes By John C. Maxwell: You must develop yourself to be successful

You must develop yourself to be successful — John C. Maxwell

Missing My Late Grandmother Quotes By Darynda Jones: Damn it, I needed The Idiot's Guide to

Damn it, I needed The Idiot's Guide to Grim Reaperism. — Darynda Jones

Missing My Late Grandmother Quotes By Diane Messidoro: Daniel Craig is sitting on a carrot, Jude

Daniel Craig is sitting on a carrot, Jude Law is sitting on Daniel Craig's head. — Diane Messidoro

Missing My Late Grandmother Quotes By Tina Weymouth: I would really love to work with Paul

I would really love to work with Paul McCartney. Isn't that arrogant? — Tina Weymouth

Missing My Late Grandmother Quotes By Darynda Jones: Your existence gives me a headache. Go stand

Your existence gives me a headache. Go stand over there. — Darynda Jones

Missing My Late Grandmother Quotes By Edmund Phelps: I don't think the economy telegraphs very clearly

I don't think the economy telegraphs very clearly where it's going. — Edmund Phelps

Missing My Late Grandmother Quotes By Martin Luther: an enemy is not more baneful than a

an enemy is not more baneful than a flatterer. — Martin Luther