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Sengoku Rance Quotes By Jodi Picoult: The feeling that she was going to explode,

The feeling that she was going to explode, that she was too big for her own skin. — Jodi Picoult

Sengoku Rance Quotes By Ralph Waldo Emerson: You do not get power so that you

You do not get power so that you can go out and do things, you go out and do things and you will get the power — Ralph Waldo Emerson

Sengoku Rance Quotes By Jim Lee: A-list stars go to Comic-Con to woo the

A-list stars go to Comic-Con to woo the nerd demographic. — Jim Lee

Sengoku Rance Quotes By John Steinbeck: I always found in myself a dread of

I always found in myself a dread of west and a love of east. — John Steinbeck

Sengoku Rance Quotes By Lara Flynn Boyle: Sometimes when you're just thrown into something, you

Sometimes when you're just thrown into something, you are more ready for it than when you have time to think it over and get nervous about it. — Lara Flynn Boyle

Sengoku Rance Quotes By Heather Day Gilbert: Responsibilities fall heaviest on those willing to take

Responsibilities fall heaviest on those willing to take the load. — Heather Day Gilbert

Sengoku Rance Quotes By George McGovern: I've come to realize that protecting freedom of

I've come to realize that protecting freedom of choice in our everyday lives is essential to maintaining a healthy civil society. — George McGovern

Sengoku Rance Quotes By John Green: I thought you hung the moon.

I thought you hung the moon. — John Green

Sengoku Rance Quotes By Tom Holland: While he may forget that he is Caesar,

While he may forget that he is Caesar, I never forget that I am Caesar's daughter. — Tom Holland

Sengoku Rance Quotes By Ethel Waters: Basically there is no difference between whites and

Basically there is no difference between whites and blacks, browns and yellows. I decided to think no more of people as Northerners and Southerners. — Ethel Waters