1830 Census Quotes & Sayings

That was what happened to a man in the end: the stuffy room, the wakeful children, the Saturday night movements from the other bed. Was there no escape
anywhere
for anyone? It was worth murdering a world. — Graham Greene

Look what love does...This was the real Islam, the Islam of love, not hate. Muhammad would be proud. — Deborah Rodriguez

The aim of New Deals is to exterminate the class of creditors and thrust all men into that of debtors. It is like trying to breedcattle with all cows and no bulls. — H.L. Mencken

It is no way to live, to wait to love. — Dave Eggers

Become the world's most thoughtful friend. — H. Jackson Brown Jr.

Human skin is porous; the world flows through you. Your senses are large pores that let the world in. By being attuned to the wisdom of your senses, you will never become an exile in your own life, an outsider lost in an external spiritual place that your will and intellect, have constructed. — John O'Donohue

Duncan spoke quietly: 'Lucilla, if you touch me again without my permission, I will try to kill you. I will try so hard that you very likely will have to kill me. — Frank Herbert

The man who is too busy to read is never likely to lead. — B.C. Forbes

Second, they [those who disagree with market efficiency] always claim they know a man, a bank, or a fund that does do better. Alas, anecdotes are not science. And once Wharton School dissertations seek to quantify the performers, these have a tendency to evaporate into the air - or, at least, into statistically insignificant t-statistics. — Paul Samuelson

Wherever you go, there's your teacher. — Marina Endicott

Anyone who'd spent a childhood waiting for the other foot - or the other fist - to fall knew how to sense danger. — Rob Thomas

One must take what nature gives as one finds it. — Albert Einstein

I consider it an honor and a privilege to play for the Indianapolis Colts, and I would never want to jeopardize it by doing something stupid. — Pat McAfee