Behavior Quotes

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Victor Hugo

Victor Hugo

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Man has love as his wing, and desire as his yoke.

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Victor Hugo

Victor Hugo

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Being good is easy; the difficult part is being fair.

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Victor Hugo

Victor Hugo

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Dare: progress is only achieved that way

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Victor Hugo

Victor Hugo

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If you have the strength, we still have the right.

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Victor Hugo

Victor Hugo

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Indigestion is in charge of preaching morality to the stomach.

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William James

William James

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Pessimism leads to weakness; optimism to power.

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William James

William James

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The deepest principle of human character is the longing to be appreciated.

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Jean Paul

Jean Paul

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A man never reveals his own character more distinctly than when he describes another's.

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Thomas Jefferson

Thomas Jefferson

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The happiest person is the one of whom the world speaks as little as possible, whether it be in good or bad.

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Thomas Jefferson

Thomas Jefferson

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Take things on the bright side.

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Thomas Jefferson

Thomas Jefferson

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One should not be too severe with the errors of the people, but rather try to eliminate them through education.

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Thomas Jefferson

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Delaying a decision is preferable to making a mistake.

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