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Velda Newman Quotes By Sri Aurobindo: A God who cannot smile, could not have

A God who cannot smile, could not have created this humorous universe. — Sri Aurobindo

Velda Newman Quotes By Jonathan Tropper: She got on a plane to see a

She got on a plane to see a client in California and somewhere over Colorado, the pilot somehow missed the sky. — Jonathan Tropper

Velda Newman Quotes By Jonathan Swift: May you live every day of your life.

May you live every day of your life. — Jonathan Swift

Velda Newman Quotes By Tanya Huff: And the politicians will note your protest, and

And the politicians will note your protest, and it won't make a damned bit of difference. — Tanya Huff

Velda Newman Quotes By Ann Voskamp: Be radical about grace and relentless about truth

Be radical about grace and relentless about truth and resolute about holiness ... — Ann Voskamp

Velda Newman Quotes By William Shakespeare: Come not within the measure of my wrath.

Come not within the measure of my wrath. — William Shakespeare

Velda Newman Quotes By Leighann McCoy: The world's answer will never fit God's children.

The world's answer will never fit God's children. — Leighann McCoy

Velda Newman Quotes By Cian Beirdd: I take very few people seriously, and I'm

I take very few people seriously, and I'm not one of them. — Cian Beirdd

Velda Newman Quotes By Jane Asher: An actor's job is about putting across the

An actor's job is about putting across the author's intention; I don't think of myself on the same level as a creator. — Jane Asher

Velda Newman Quotes By J. Cole: How big can you be if just the

How big can you be if just the underground niggas know you? You can't buy your mom a house when you just an underground celebrity. — J. Cole

Velda Newman Quotes By Plutarch: To please the many is to displease the

To please the many is to displease the wise. — Plutarch