A Dictionary of Thoughts: Being a Cyclopedia of Laconic Quotations from the Best Authors, Both Ancient and ModernCassell publishing Company, 1891 - 644 páginas |
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... tongues . — Shakespeare . BABE . Of all the joys that lighten suffering earth , what joy is welcomed like a new - born child ? —Mrs . Norton . A babe in the house is a well - spring of pleasure , a messenger of peace and love , a ...
... tongues . — Shakespeare . BABE . Of all the joys that lighten suffering earth , what joy is welcomed like a new - born child ? —Mrs . Norton . A babe in the house is a well - spring of pleasure , a messenger of peace and love , a ...
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... tongue , but a quiet sword . - Shakespeare . A brave man is sometimes a desperado ; but a bully is always a coward . — Hali- burlon . It is with narrow souled people as with narrow necked bottles ; the less they have in them , the more ...
... tongue , but a quiet sword . - Shakespeare . A brave man is sometimes a desperado ; but a bully is always a coward . — Hali- burlon . It is with narrow souled people as with narrow necked bottles ; the less they have in them , the more ...
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... tongue ? -Shakespeare .. The upright man , if he suffer calumny to move him , fears the tongue of man more than the eye of God . - Colton . False praise can please , and calumny affright , none but the vicious and the hypo- crite ...
... tongue ? -Shakespeare .. The upright man , if he suffer calumny to move him , fears the tongue of man more than the eye of God . - Colton . False praise can please , and calumny affright , none but the vicious and the hypo- crite ...
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... tongue , a way for the feet , and a work for the hand . The same Lord who is the foun- dation of our hopes , the object of our faith , and the subject of our love , is also the model of our conduct , for " He went about doing good ...
... tongue , a way for the feet , and a work for the hand . The same Lord who is the foun- dation of our hopes , the object of our faith , and the subject of our love , is also the model of our conduct , for " He went about doing good ...
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... tongue in thy head . - Shakespeare . The insolent civility of a proud man is , if possible , more shocking than his rude- ness could be ; because he shows you , by his manner , that he thinks it mere conde- scension in him , and that ...
... tongue in thy head . - Shakespeare . The insolent civility of a proud man is , if possible , more shocking than his rude- ness could be ; because he shows you , by his manner , that he thinks it mere conde- scension in him , and that ...
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