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He shrugged. "I don't know either. I can't read Frog-speak."
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A man's character and honor made him stand above others, not his religion or strata in life.
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Love of money, he said, was the root of all evil. That was in the New Testament. In Saint Paul's letters to Timothy, if one wanted to be precise.
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to the girl. "Ha'penny," he muttered. To me, he said, "I know why your nose is so long, Cap'n. You use it to poke into business 'tisn't yours." "True." I touched the"
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I happened to like the happy ending. Life was sad enough; no need to rush to the theatre to witness more tragedy.
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Poetry can be tedious. Too many words to say a simple thing.
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Life is long, my young friend. Do not make it more difficult than it already has to be.
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Grenville, brandy glass in hand, cool sangfroid in place, greeted us with a nod. "Lord Gillis, may I present my friend, Captain Gabriel Lacey. Captain Lacey, Lord Gillis."
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You do not rush to obey those who seek to command you. Your independence makes people puzzle over you.
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Marianne had learned to live by her wits, and she took a severe and cynical view of the world.
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I also knew Grenville was a man easily bored.
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