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Part 3 Chapter 2 1984 Quotes By Elle Meyer: Avoiding temptation is much easier than resisting it.

Avoiding temptation is much easier than resisting it. — Elle Meyer

Part 3 Chapter 2 1984 Quotes By Rick Joyner: The best way to dwell in the presence

The best way to dwell in the presence of the Lord is to be a thankful person. — Rick Joyner

Part 3 Chapter 2 1984 Quotes By Ashley Purdy: Being unique is what's cool man. Being normal?

Being unique is what's cool man. Being normal? What's that? That's a setting on a washing machine. Nobody wants to be that. — Ashley Purdy

Part 3 Chapter 2 1984 Quotes By James Cook: Taxes are a penalty on progress.

Taxes are a penalty on progress. — James Cook

Part 3 Chapter 2 1984 Quotes By Stephen Lang: Hamlet, that's the only role there is, finally.

Hamlet, that's the only role there is, finally. The only role. After that, you settle down and only do the fun things on stage. — Stephen Lang

Part 3 Chapter 2 1984 Quotes By Anonymous: PSA27.14 Wait on the LORD: be

PSA27.14 Wait on the LORD: be — Anonymous

Part 3 Chapter 2 1984 Quotes By Noam Chomsky: In many respects, the United States is a

In many respects, the United States is a great country. Freedom of speech is protected more than in any other country. It is also a very free society. — Noam Chomsky

Part 3 Chapter 2 1984 Quotes By Corey Ann Haydu: I guess I wonder what it would be

I guess I wonder what it would be like, to be living their live instead of mine. — Corey Ann Haydu

Part 3 Chapter 2 1984 Quotes By Kathleen Battle: People are drawn to the spiritual. It has

People are drawn to the spiritual. It has a universal appeal. — Kathleen Battle

Part 3 Chapter 2 1984 Quotes By Marques Lewis: by my parents, career, and a possible future

by my parents, career, and a possible future without a man; weighed heavily on my mind. — Marques Lewis