Ferrus Manus Quotes & Sayings
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If he didn't like the way she did things, he was free to do them different - but he never did them different. He just fussed at her. — Larry McMurtry

For its own well-being, the intellect should be doing what you condemn; that is, it should avoid busying itself with particular knowledge, for it cannot reach God through this knowledge, which would rather hinder it in its advance toward him. — San Juan De La Cruz

I still giggle when someone asks for my address and I say, 'Hollywood, Los Angeles.' — Ashley Jensen

This was a true pants-pooping moment. — Dinah Katt

Why shouldn't we be honest and honorable, and lie every time we get a chance? That is to say, why shouldn't we be consistent, and either lie all the time or not at all? — Mark Twain

I would like to hear what the countess will say when she is told that you intend to bring yet one more American into the family!"
"She'll have an apoplectic fit," Marcus replied calmly, tying her corset laces. "She'll go on a screaming tirade, at the end of which she'll probably faint. And then she'll go to the continent for six months, and refuse to write to any of us." Pausing, he added with relish, "How I'm looking forward to it."
-Lillian & Marcus — Lisa Kleypas

I'm getting better every day in every way. — Joel Osteen

Despite my vanity, I fear for my sanity. — Pseudonymous Bosch

So why would I want to call myself a conservative after the way them white racist thugs have used that word to hide behind? They call themselves new Republicans. — Dick Gregory

Nevertheless, no other speech proved so effective, none so full of character and none which found so responsive an audience. It carried everything before it, and old campaigners sighed that such energy was beyond them. — Doris Kearns Goodwin

What a man calls his 'conscience' is merely the mental action that follows a sentimental reaction after too much wine or love. — Helen Rowland

Though a revolution may call itself "national," it always marks the victory of a single party. — Andre Gide