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Reformists Of The 1900s American Quotes By Ann Patchett: Oh, my love,' she said. 'What do the

Oh, my love,' she said. 'What do the only children do?'

'We'll never have to know. — Ann Patchett

Reformists Of The 1900s American Quotes By Maureen Johnson: It just seemed like telling the truth would

It just seemed like telling the truth would mean admitting some weakness — Maureen Johnson

Reformists Of The 1900s American Quotes By Sigmund Freud: The words for much that remains mute in

The words for much that remains mute in me — Sigmund Freud

Reformists Of The 1900s American Quotes By Bruce Littlefield: Just because it's old, doesn't mean it's gold.

Just because it's old, doesn't mean it's gold. — Bruce Littlefield

Reformists Of The 1900s American Quotes By Herman Melville: In time of peril, like the needle to

In time of peril, like the needle to the loadstone, obedience, irrespective of rank, generally flies to him who is best fitted to command. — Herman Melville

Reformists Of The 1900s American Quotes By Marlene Dietrich: Darling, the legs aren't so beautiful, I just

Darling, the legs aren't so beautiful, I just know what to do with them. — Marlene Dietrich

Reformists Of The 1900s American Quotes By C.S. Lewis: We have lost the invaluable faculty of being

We have lost the invaluable faculty of being shocked a faculty which has hitherto almost distinguished the Man or Woman from the beast or child. — C.S. Lewis

Reformists Of The 1900s American Quotes By Ron Paul: Why is it that some people, you know,

Why is it that some people, you know, think we should obey the Constitution sometimes and not other times. — Ron Paul

Reformists Of The 1900s American Quotes By Scott Neustadter: You can't ascribe great cosmic significance to a

You can't ascribe great cosmic significance to a simple earthly event. Coincidence. That's all anything ever is. Nothing more than coincidence. — Scott Neustadter