Plots On Kerarapon Quotes & Sayings

The villagers seldom leave the village; many scientists have limited and poorly cultivated minds apart from their specialty ... — Simone Weil

If you are truly wise, you love life very deeply. You love the things in your life, transient though they may be. — Frederick Lenz

Because even if we're strange and Cursed and Beasts, the people Above are monsters. — Leah Bobet

From the Latin, con clavis: 'with a key'. — Robert Harris

It is a hard thing for intellectuals to acknowledge benefits from their rich moral inferiors who never so intended it. — Victor Davis Hanson

Into the stillness come the voices of his masters, echoing from one side of his head while memory speaks from the other. — Anthony Doerr

Some people are like egg. The more you apply heat to them, the harder they become. To hatch them, just use a gentle heat, and to keep them alive, just keep them cool. — Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

A high nutrient density diet was associated with more feelings of hunger in the mouth and throat and less in the head and stomach. — Joel Fuhrman

There is nothing sadder than the cheerful letters of the dead, expressing hopes that were never fulfilled, ambitions that were never achieved, dreams cut off before they could come to fruition. — Barbara Mertz

When the Starbursts cost a cent apiece, the average number of candies per customer was 3.5, but when the price went down to zero, the average went down to 1.1 per customer. The students limited themselves to a large degree when the candy was free. In fact, almost all the students applied a very simple social-norm rule in this situation - they politely took one and only one Starburst ... What these results mean is that when price is not a part of the exchange, we become less selfish maximizers and start caring more about the welfare of others. We saw this demonstrated by the fact that when the price decreased to zero, customers restrained themselves and took far fewer units. — Dan Ariely

She hardly knew how to suppose that she could be an object of admiration to so great a man. — Jane Austen

Pain and Oblivion make mankind afraid to die; but all creatures are afraid of the one, none but mankind afraid of the other. — Margaret Cavendish

[N]ine-tenths of the people who are in the Home Service don't want to go abroad. They are people who live in Washington and have gotten acquainted with the jungle of this town and know their way around. — Charles E. Bohlen