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Savoca Sicily Bar Quotes By Selma Lagerlof: There is always a third possibility, as long

There is always a third possibility, as long as you have the ability to find it. — Selma Lagerlof

Savoca Sicily Bar Quotes By Jaeda DeWalt: Grace is darkness and light, peacefully co-existing, as

Grace is darkness and light, peacefully co-existing, as illumination. — Jaeda DeWalt

Savoca Sicily Bar Quotes By Maya Banks: I'm too much of a 'do it my

I'm too much of a 'do it my own way and fuck the rest of the world' kind of guy. — Maya Banks

Savoca Sicily Bar Quotes By Nelson Mandela: The habit of attending to small things and

The habit of attending to small things and of appreciating small courtesies is one of the important marks of a good person, — Nelson Mandela

Savoca Sicily Bar Quotes By Paul Cezanne: In order to make progress, there is only

In order to make progress, there is only nature, and the eye is turned through contact with her. — Paul Cezanne

Savoca Sicily Bar Quotes By Seneca The Younger: Luck never made a man wise.

Luck never made a man wise. — Seneca The Younger

Savoca Sicily Bar Quotes By Langston Hughes: Blues had the pulse beat of the people

Blues had the pulse beat of the people who keep on going. — Langston Hughes

Savoca Sicily Bar Quotes By Henry David Thoreau: To say that God has given a man

To say that God has given a man many and great talents frequently means that he has brought his heavens down within reach of his hands. — Henry David Thoreau

Savoca Sicily Bar Quotes By William Carlos Williams: The poet thinks with his poem...

The poet thinks with his poem... — William Carlos Williams

Savoca Sicily Bar Quotes By Poul Anderson: for a moment infinitesimal and infinite, men, women,

for a moment infinitesimal and infinite, men, women, child, ship, and death were one. It — Poul Anderson