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Wild Mages Book Quotes By Nick Hornby: I'm still not a very good white wine,

I'm still not a very good white wine, but I'm drinkable - you could put me in a punch, anyway. — Nick Hornby

Wild Mages Book Quotes By Penny Reid: These stubborn people and their demands were like

These stubborn people and their demands were like cracker crumbs in my beard: irritating and flaky. — Penny Reid

Wild Mages Book Quotes By Theresa Villiers: What a Devil is the Plot good for,

What a Devil is the Plot good for, but to bring in fine things? — Theresa Villiers

Wild Mages Book Quotes By Matthew Donnelly: It takes a certain level of consciousness to

It takes a certain level of consciousness to 'want' to grow your consciousness. — Matthew Donnelly

Wild Mages Book Quotes By Steven Van Zandt: You have to love what you're doing in

You have to love what you're doing in order to find the energy. — Steven Van Zandt

Wild Mages Book Quotes By Colin S. Gray: Peace is not achievable as a direct object

Peace is not achievable as a direct object of purposeful behaviour. — Colin S. Gray

Wild Mages Book Quotes By Mahatma Gandhi: Continue to grow and evolve.

Continue to grow and evolve. — Mahatma Gandhi

Wild Mages Book Quotes By David Hockney: I see the iPad as a wonderful new

I see the iPad as a wonderful new drawing medium, but I am at a loss as to how to make it pay. — David Hockney

Wild Mages Book Quotes By Ralph Siu: If you plant for a season, plant budgets.

If you plant for a season, plant budgets. If you plant for a decade, plant reorganization, If you plant for a century, plant people — Ralph Siu

Wild Mages Book Quotes By Shmuley Boteach: There is greatness in doing something you hate

There is greatness in doing something you hate for the sake of someone you love. — Shmuley Boteach

Wild Mages Book Quotes By Stendhal: I used to think of deathlike I suppose

I used to think of deathlike I suppose soldiers think of it: it was a possible thing that I could well avoid by my skill. — Stendhal