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View AuthorWe only die once, but for a long time.
Molière
View AuthorThings are worth only what we make them worth.
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View AuthorI prefer a tolerant vice to a stubborn virtue.
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View AuthorWhat love does, it excuses itself.
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View AuthorIf you possessed a hundred beautiful qualities, people would look at you from the least favorable side.
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View AuthorOne can be a good man and write bad verses.
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View AuthorUninterrupted happiness is boring: it must have alternatives.
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View AuthorHe who wants to drown his dog says it is rabid.
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View AuthorMoney is the key that opens all doors.
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View AuthorDoctors are not for that; their mission is to prescribe and charge; whether to heal or not is the patient's concern.
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View AuthorAlmost all men die of their remedies, not of their diseases.
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View AuthorLooks deceive most of the time; one should not always judge by what one sees.