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Undesirability Quotes By Kurt Hahn: Without the instinct for adventure, any civilization, however

Without the instinct for adventure, any civilization, however enlightened; any state, however well-ordered, will wilt and wither. — Kurt Hahn

Undesirability Quotes By Roberto Bolano: Being alone makes us stronger. That's the honest

Being alone makes us stronger. That's the honest truth. But it's cold comfort, since even if I wanted company no one will come near me anymore. — Roberto Bolano

Undesirability Quotes By J.E. Hopkins: the flip side of the paper." Quaere enim

the flip side of the paper." Quaere enim avis replaced the image on the screen, handwritten in blue ink. — J.E. Hopkins

Undesirability Quotes By Hermann Hesse: Yes, I am going into the woods; I

Yes, I am going into the woods; I am going into the unity of all things. — Hermann Hesse

Undesirability Quotes By Bradley J. Smith: Designing Great Beers, which has detailed analysis of

Designing Great Beers, which has detailed analysis of percentages of ingredients used — Bradley J. Smith

Undesirability Quotes By George Washington Carver: Most people search high and wide for the

Most people search high and wide for the key to success. If they only knew, the key to their dreams lies within. — George Washington Carver

Undesirability Quotes By Khalil Gibran: The highest virtue here may be least in

The highest virtue here may be least in another world. — Khalil Gibran

Undesirability Quotes By Wilson Mizner: Some of the greatest love affairs I've known

Some of the greatest love affairs I've known have involved one actor-unassisted. — Wilson Mizner

Undesirability Quotes By Adrian Peterson: I want to be the best player to

I want to be the best player to ever play this game. — Adrian Peterson

Undesirability Quotes By John Keats: If poetry comes not as naturally as the

If poetry comes not as naturally as the leaves to a tree it had better not come at all. — John Keats