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Swissness Quotes & Sayings

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Swissness Quotes By Donald B. Kraybill: We believe in letting our light shine, but

We believe in letting our light shine, but not shining
it in the eyes of other people. — Donald B. Kraybill

Swissness Quotes By Rachel Nichols: Why do I always choose the shopping cart

Why do I always choose the shopping cart with the squeaky wheel? Is it my bad luck, or are all the carts dysfunctional? — Rachel Nichols

Swissness Quotes By Timothy Pina: Our dreams are full of magic that fuel

Our dreams are full of magic that fuel our faith ... so don't stop dreaming and don't ever stop feeding them. — Timothy Pina

Swissness Quotes By William Wordsworth: Poetry is most just to its divine origin,

Poetry is most just to its divine origin, when it administers the comforts and breathes the thoughts of religion. — William Wordsworth

Swissness Quotes By Kayla Lowe: Writing is a way of life.

Writing is a way of life. — Kayla Lowe

Swissness Quotes By Brian A. McBride: Some of the best characters are the most

Some of the best characters are the most flawed characters. — Brian A. McBride

Swissness Quotes By Stephen King: Your experiences with a few battered babies and

Your experiences with a few battered babies and drug abusers does not justify your embrace of a monster. — Stephen King

Swissness Quotes By Jan Morris: I half cherish the hope that the end

I half cherish the hope that the end of history will be Swissness. — Jan Morris

Swissness Quotes By Jen Turano: She looked at him for a long moment.

She looked at him for a long moment. There really is more substance to you than you let on, isn't there?Â£ — Jen Turano

Swissness Quotes By Don Herold: Work is the greatest thing in the world.

Work is the greatest thing in the world. So we should save some of it for tomorrow. — Don Herold

Swissness Quotes By Robin G. Collingwood: The history of thought, and therefore all history,

The history of thought, and therefore all history, is the re-enactment of past thought in the historian's own mind. — Robin G. Collingwood