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Xixth Century Quotes By Sue Monk Kidd: Nothing is fair in this world. You might

Nothing is fair in this world. You might as well get that straight right now — Sue Monk Kidd

Xixth Century Quotes By C.L.Stone: He laughed. You're actually kind of cute. You

He laughed. You're actually kind of cute. You should totally wear that your first day of school. — C.L.Stone

Xixth Century Quotes By Alannah Lynne: She said, I swear, I put something in

She said, I swear, I put something in my mouth one time, and I'm addicted. I think I have oral fixation issues. — Alannah Lynne

Xixth Century Quotes By John Shors: A sibling would be the one person in

A sibling would be the one person in the whole world who would be with you from birth until death. At every step, she or he would be there. — John Shors

Xixth Century Quotes By Michael Frost: If your neighbors did an analysis of your

If your neighbors did an analysis of your life, what would they learn about the kingdom? — Michael Frost

Xixth Century Quotes By Richard Rohr: When you get your,'Who am I?', question right,

When you get your,'Who am I?', question right, all of your,'What should I do?' questions tend to take care of themselves — Richard Rohr

Xixth Century Quotes By Shannon McKenna: Do the hard thing

Do the hard thing — Shannon McKenna

Xixth Century Quotes By Mary Page Keller: I start lighting pine-scented candles the day after

I start lighting pine-scented candles the day after Halloween. — Mary Page Keller

Xixth Century Quotes By Kate Spencer: Memories fade like scars but they don't disappear.

Memories fade like scars but they don't disappear. — Kate Spencer

Xixth Century Quotes By Frances Hardinge: She had needed kindness before, and had received

She had needed kindness before, and had received none. Now it was too late, and she did not know what to do with it. — Frances Hardinge