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Spartacus 1960 Movie Quotes By Tony Dorsett: It's painful, man, for my daughters to say

It's painful, man, for my daughters to say they're scared of me. — Tony Dorsett

Spartacus 1960 Movie Quotes By Carolyn Maloney: I believe very strongly in paid sick leave.

I believe very strongly in paid sick leave. — Carolyn Maloney

Spartacus 1960 Movie Quotes By Mallika Tripathi: Its your fundamental right to taste the ultimate

Its your fundamental right to taste the ultimate fruit of success but don't let your soul die in the process. — Mallika Tripathi

Spartacus 1960 Movie Quotes By Nicole Williams: I don't believe in fairy tales. I believe

I don't believe in fairy tales. I believe in making my own damn tale. — Nicole Williams

Spartacus 1960 Movie Quotes By Annette Bening: I have huge chunks of time when I'm

I have huge chunks of time when I'm not working. — Annette Bening

Spartacus 1960 Movie Quotes By Donna Tartt: It does all swing around strangely sometimes, doesn't

It does all swing around strangely sometimes, doesn't it. — Donna Tartt

Spartacus 1960 Movie Quotes By Lewis Carroll: Is all our Life, then but a dream

Is all our Life, then but a dream Seen faintly in the golden gleam Athwart Time's dark resistless stream? — Lewis Carroll

Spartacus 1960 Movie Quotes By Amit Ray: Universe is an empty mirror. World is just

Universe is an empty mirror. World is just the reflection of your thoughts. — Amit Ray

Spartacus 1960 Movie Quotes By Joe Cawley: As with all travel, replacing familiar surroundings with

As with all travel, replacing familiar surroundings with the unknown fires an electric charge that awakens a sense of adventure. — Joe Cawley

Spartacus 1960 Movie Quotes By Herbert Read: I know of no better name than Anarchism.

I know of no better name than Anarchism. — Herbert Read