Miscellaneous Quotes

• "In these days we fight lor our ideas ; and newspapers are our fortresses."
  By: Heine
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• "News are as welcome as the morning air."
  By: Chapman
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• "A wise neutral joins with neither, but uses both as his honest interest leads him."
  By: William Perm
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• "When your neighbour's house is on fire, your own property is at stake."
  By: Horace
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• "In the field of world policy I would dedicate this nation to the policy of the good neighbour."
  By: Franklin
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• "Self-love is not so vile a sin as self neglecting."
  By: Shakespeare
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• "There is no necessity to live in necessity."
  By: Seneca
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• "Nature never did bttray the heart that loved her."
  By: Wordsworth
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• "Study nature as the countenance of God."
  By: Charles Kingsley
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• "Nature is not governed, except by obeying her."
  By: Bacon
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• "Nature does not proceed by leaps."
  By: Linnaeus
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• "Nations, like individuals, are made, not only by what" they acquire, but by what they resign."
  By: S. Radhakrishnaw
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• "You can judge off the growth of a nation by finding out which class of that nation, in a particular period of history, is held in honour and repute more than the others."
  By: Jawaharlal Nehru
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• "Giving a name, indeed, is a poetic art: All poetry, if we go to that with it, is but a giving of names."
  By: Carlyle
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• "Mythology is the religious sentiment growing wild."
  By: Schilling Name
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• "Mystery magnifies danger as the fog the sun."
  By: C.C. Colton
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