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If people from Poland are called Poles, why aren't people from Holland called Holes? — Steven Wright

Just because we think of wolves (or the wilderness, or another race) as wild and fierce, doesn't mean there isn't another side to them. — Stef Penney

I remember as a teen being able to eat more than my father. I was growing so fast and my body couldn't keep up. — Saskia De Brauw

P56-his reason told him that he was of a different race from his wild and hairy companions — Edgar Rice Burroughs

I came gradually to want to prove nothing. — Gilbert Seldes

Counting your blessings is a better cure for insomnia than counting sheep - you can fall asleep before you get through half of them. — Densey Clyne

It was a pretty wild ride. The race wasn't bad, but qualifying would take your breath. — Sterling Marlin

P43- that the huge, fierce brute loved this child of another race is beyond question. — Edgar Rice Burroughs

Spooky wild and gusty; swirling dervishes of rattling leaves race by, fleeing the windflung deadwood that cracks and thumps behind. — Dave Beard

Let others build a cave with their clay. I will build a castle with mine. — Og Mandino

The genius of Kate Middleton is that she hasn't gone too far. She's still dressing in a way that people can relate to. — Kate Reardon

We travel to see the world in new ways, to feel ourselves fully in the world, immersed in the experience of discovery. — Nancy Novogrod

I felt leap within me pride that I was colored; and I began to form wild dreams of bringing glory and honor to the Negro race. — James Weldon Johnson

I love my children and I love my wife with all my heart. And I would die, die gladly, if that would make a better life for them. — Medgar Evers

if i followed any of the rules, i wouldn't be where i am today
— Michael McClinton

The first race of mankind used to dispute, as our ordinary people do now-a-days, in a kind of wild logic, uncultivated by rule of art. — Joseph Addison