Miscellaneous Quotes

• "Poetry is the record of the best and the happiest monuments of the happiest and best minds."
  By: Shelley
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• "Not marble nor the gilded monuments, Of princes, shall outlive this powerful rhyme."
  By: Shakespeare
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• "A poet is a nightingale who sits in darkness and sings to cheer its own solitude with sweet sound."
  By: Shelter
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• "We mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honour."
  By: Jefferson
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• "Pleasure's sin, and sometimes sin' s apleasure."
  By: Byron Pledge
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• "Consider pleasures as they depart not as they come."
  By: Aristotle
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• "In pity for the desolate branch spring leaves to kiss it that fluttered in a lonely leaf."
  By: Tagore
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• "Soft pity enters at iron gate."
  By: Shakespeare
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• "We have not only multiplied disease, but we have made them more fatal."
  By: Dr. R. Rush
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• "It is a great advantage for a system of philosophy to be substantially true"
  By: Santayana
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• "Philosophy triumphs easily over ills past and ills to come; present ills triumph over philosophy."
  By: La Rochefoucauld
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• "Philosophy is the artyrf living."
  By: Plutarch
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• "There are two levels for moving men interest and fear."
  By: Napoleon
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• "When you have a good cause never descend to personalities."
  By: M. Gandhi
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• "Personality is to man what perfume is to a flower."
  By: Charles M. Sehwab
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• "Obstinacy in a bad cause is but cacstancy in a good."
  By: Sir T. Browne
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