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Drumbar Chicago Quotes By Rachel Cohn

I feel like you may be a special and kind person. And I would like to make it my business to know special and kind people. Especially if they are boys my age. — Rachel Cohn

Drumbar Chicago Quotes By Susanna Clarke

For this is England where a man's neighbours will never suffer him to live entirely bereft of society, let him be as dry and sour-faced as he may. — Susanna Clarke

Drumbar Chicago Quotes By Gilbert K. Chesterton

Surprise is the secret of joy. — Gilbert K. Chesterton

Drumbar Chicago Quotes By Dambudzo Marechera

When all else fails, don't take it in silence: scream like hell, scream like Jericho was tumbling down, serenaded by a brace of trombones, scream — Dambudzo Marechera

Drumbar Chicago Quotes By Lauren Oliver

A free world is also a world of fracture — Lauren Oliver

Drumbar Chicago Quotes By Jim Croce

Tried to find me an executive position, but no matter how smooth I talked they wouldn't listen to the fact that I was a genius. — Jim Croce

Drumbar Chicago Quotes By Jennifer Michael Hecht

The sacrificial part of the Greek religion had to do with submitting to the wild chaotic world beyond one's own will; getting used to the idea that your rational plans will be knocked around by larger forces. The ecstatic-ritual part of ancient Greek religion was a kind of throwing oneself into the chaos, not pitting your rationality against the tempestuous world, but rather leaving your rationality on the shore, letting the waves toss you about, and coming to identify with the waves, with the storm, with the weather. — Jennifer Michael Hecht

Drumbar Chicago Quotes By AVA.

you giver of light.
you lover of love.

you beautiful
beautiful
human being
you. — AVA.

Drumbar Chicago Quotes By Georges Bernanos

And now she was thinking of her own death, with her heart gripped not by fear but by the excitement of a great discovery, the feeling that she was about to learn what she had been unable to learn from her brief experience of love. What she thought about death was childish, but what could never have touched her in the past now filled her with poignant tenderness, as sometimes a familiar face we see suddenly with the eyes of love makes us aware that it has been dearer to us than life itself for longer than we have ever realized. — Georges Bernanos