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Pytheas The Greek Quotes By Jennifer Pharr Davis: I'd always had an interest of pushing my

I'd always had an interest of pushing my limits and was intrigued by endurance. — Jennifer Pharr Davis

Pytheas The Greek Quotes By Frances Mayes: [As Chevalley says,] 'Sicilians never want to improve

[As Chevalley says,] 'Sicilians never want to improve for the simple reason that they think themselves perfect ... — Frances Mayes

Pytheas The Greek Quotes By Kenneth Grahame: you look down flights of stone steps, overhung

you look down flights of stone steps, overhung by great pink tufts of valerian and — Kenneth Grahame

Pytheas The Greek Quotes By Charles F. Glassman: Habits are familiar and comfortable, putting our reactions

Habits are familiar and comfortable, putting our reactions on autopilot and often leading us, instead, to great discomfort. — Charles F. Glassman

Pytheas The Greek Quotes By Nick Hornby: My friends don't seem to be friends at

My friends don't seem to be friends at all but people whose phone numbers I haven't lost. — Nick Hornby

Pytheas The Greek Quotes By Melissa Leilani Larson: Oh, joy. I can't pick up my cup,

Oh, joy. I can't pick up my cup, what with all the running over. — Melissa Leilani Larson

Pytheas The Greek Quotes By Clive Barnes: One of the most beautiful sights in dance

One of the most beautiful sights in dance is American Ballet Theatre in full flight. — Clive Barnes

Pytheas The Greek Quotes By Jonathan Mayhew: There are men who strike at liberty under

There are men who strike at liberty under the term licentiousness. — Jonathan Mayhew

Pytheas The Greek Quotes By Vir Das: Women do come up to me after a

Women do come up to me after a show, but it's usually to say, 'Yhank you for making us laugh,' and all that. — Vir Das

Pytheas The Greek Quotes By Jonathan Franzen: And this of course, was the simplest definition

And this of course, was the simplest definition of depression that he knew of: strongly disliking yourself. — Jonathan Franzen