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Tallied Numbers Quotes By Alexander Pope: The soul's calm sunshine and heartfelt joy.

The soul's calm sunshine and heartfelt joy. — Alexander Pope

Tallied Numbers Quotes By Jeff Ament: I feel like in a lot of ways

I feel like in a lot of ways I can relate to the fans, just being a fan of music myself. — Jeff Ament

Tallied Numbers Quotes By Ted Koppel: And there will continue to be a specific

And there will continue to be a specific threat, and there will continue to be terrorism, as there has been for as long as human history exists. — Ted Koppel

Tallied Numbers Quotes By Victoria Schwab: You know," he says, "for someone who doesn't

You know," he says, "for someone who doesn't like touching people, you keep finding ways to put your hands on me. — Victoria Schwab

Tallied Numbers Quotes By Jonathan Gottschall: A boxing contest is a brain-damage contest. Who

A boxing contest is a brain-damage contest. Who can give out more brain damage and who can absorb more of it? — Jonathan Gottschall

Tallied Numbers Quotes By Heraclitus: It is not appropriate to act and speak

It is not appropriate to act and speak like men asleep. — Heraclitus

Tallied Numbers Quotes By Charles Fletcher Dole: Golden hours of vision come to us in

Golden hours of vision come to us in this present life, when we are at our best, and our faculties work together in harmony. — Charles Fletcher Dole

Tallied Numbers Quotes By Jamie McGuire: Our love, in all its imperfection, was perfect.

Our love, in all its imperfection, was perfect. — Jamie McGuire

Tallied Numbers Quotes By Harriet Lerner: If we only listened with the same passion

If we only listened with the same passion that we feel about being heard. — Harriet Lerner

Tallied Numbers Quotes By Charles Spurgeon: Never be afraid of the world's censure; it's

Never be afraid of the world's censure; it's praise is much more to be dreaded. — Charles Spurgeon