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The late King's great service for the Muslim world and his noble deeds of charity and assistance for the poor of humanity will be long remembered with reverence. — Khaleda Zia
As she ran her gown rustled softly like the wind in the flowering borders of a river. — J.R.R. Tolkien
The proliferation of right-to-carry laws throughout the states has drawn plaintive complaints from the criminal element. They feel that it makes their profession too dangerous when the streets are full of "civilians" who may or may not be armed. Poor babies! — Jeff Cooper
God gives grace for good work. — Lailah Gifty Akita
The noble soul occupies itself with wisdom and friendship. — Epicurus
Perhaps I should have seen that fanatic gleam, the quick response to a phrase, the magic sound of figures: Fifth Column, Third Force, Seventh Day. I might have saved us all a lot of trouble . . . — Graham Greene
Like gravity, beauty is a force whose existence is inferred from its apparent effects. — Robert Grudin
There's nothing in the world like the devotion of a married woman. It's a thing no married man knows anything about. — Oscar Wilde
A man with experience can gain his place in the world. A man of continous arguments cease to learn. O' But a man of wisdom understands experience comes and goes and arguments are for fools. — Ocean Crisstopher Poet
Understanding what is being said is only a fraction of the task of communicating. Taking in signals from the entire context is critical. — Joanie Connell
So far as photography satisfied a wish, it satisfied a wish not confined to painters, but a human wish, intensifying since the Reformation, to escape subjectivity and metaphysical isolation - a wish for power to reach this world, having for so long tried, at last hopelessly, to manifest fidelity to another ... Photography overcame subjectivity in a way undreamed of by painting, one which does not so much defeat the act of painting as escape it altogether: by automatism, by removing the human agent from the act of reproduction. — Stanley Cavell