Rosa Luxemburg Quotes

I Know Thy Works, That Thou Are Neither Cold Nor Hot; I Would That Thou Wert Cold Or Hot. So Then Because Thou Art Lukewarm, And Neither Cold Nor Hot, I Will Spew Thee Out Of My Mouth.

Rosa Luxemburg Quotes: I Know Thy Works, That Thou Are Neither Cold Nor Hot; I Would That Thou Wert Cold Or Hot. So

Rosa Luxemburg Quotes: I Know Thy Works, That Thou Are Neither Cold Nor Hot; I Would That Thou Wert Cold Or Hot. So

Rosa Luxemburg Quotes: I Know Thy Works, That Thou Are Neither Cold Nor Hot; I Would That Thou Wert Cold Or Hot. So

Rosa Luxemburg Quotes: I Know Thy Works, That Thou Are Neither Cold Nor Hot; I Would That Thou Wert Cold Or Hot. So

Rosa Luxemburg Quotes: I Know Thy Works, That Thou Are Neither Cold Nor Hot; I Would That Thou Wert Cold Or Hot. So

Rosa Luxemburg Quotes: I Know Thy Works, That Thou Are Neither Cold Nor Hot; I Would That Thou Wert Cold Or Hot. So

Rosa Luxemburg Quotes: I Know Thy Works, That Thou Are Neither Cold Nor Hot; I Would That Thou Wert Cold Or Hot. So

Rosa Luxemburg Quotes: I Know Thy Works, That Thou Are Neither Cold Nor Hot; I Would That Thou Wert Cold Or Hot. So

Rosa Luxemburg Quotes: I Know Thy Works, That Thou Are Neither Cold Nor Hot; I Would That Thou Wert Cold Or Hot. So

Rosa Luxemburg Quotes: I Know Thy Works, That Thou Are Neither Cold Nor Hot; I Would That Thou Wert Cold Or Hot. So

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