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Ravichandran Hit Quotes By Benjamin Franklin

What you would seem to be, be really. — Benjamin Franklin

Ravichandran Hit Quotes By Joaquin Miller

The gold-barr'd butterflies to and from And over the waterside wander'd and wove As heedless and idle as clouds that rove And drift by the peaks of perpetual snow. — Joaquin Miller

Ravichandran Hit Quotes By Eckhart Tolle

The present moment is the field on which the game of life happens. It cannot happen anywhere else. — Eckhart Tolle

Ravichandran Hit Quotes By Alice Clayton

No way, buddy. I'm not machuuing your pichu now. Huh-uh — Alice Clayton

Ravichandran Hit Quotes By Felicia Tatum

The love of my life, Francesca Taymon, stood in front of me, staring into my would with her deep brown eyes. — Felicia Tatum

Ravichandran Hit Quotes By Kiran Desai

He wasn't a bad person. He didn't want to fight. The trouble was that he'd tried to be part of the larger questions, tried to become part of politics and history. Happiness had a smaller location, though this wasn't something to flaunt, of course; very few would stand up and announce, 'Actually, I'm a coward,' but his timidity might be disguised, well, in a perfectly ordinary existence situated between meek contours ... Cowardice needed its facade, its reasoning, like anything else if it was to be his life's principle. Contentment is no easy matter. One had to situate it cannily, camoflauge it, pretend it was something else. — Kiran Desai

Ravichandran Hit Quotes By Gloria Steinem

If men menstruated, they would brag about how much and for how long. — Gloria Steinem

Ravichandran Hit Quotes By Charlie Chaplin

I can't understand Karl Marx, so how can I be a Communist? — Charlie Chaplin

Ravichandran Hit Quotes By Henry James

He envied Miss Barrace at any rate her power of not being. She seemed, with little cries and protests and quick recognitions, movements like the darts of some fine high-feathered free-pecking bird, to stand before life as before some full shop-window. You could fairly hear, as she selected and pointed, the tap of her tortoise-shell against the glass. — Henry James