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Trouble With Geniuses Quotes By Charles M. Schulz

I wonder if there's such a thing as a spiritual dentist? I think my whole personality is full of cavities! — Charles M. Schulz

Trouble With Geniuses Quotes By Aaron Hartzler

Fear is the reason I can't let this go, either. It's the reason Rachel needs to believe that whatever happened is Stacey's fault. It's why she insists that we're all very different from Stacey. Because the truth is that if it could happen to Stacey, it could happen to any of us. By — Aaron Hartzler

Trouble With Geniuses Quotes By Selma Lagerlof

It is a strange thing to come home. While yet on the journey, you cannot at all realize how strange it will be. — Selma Lagerlof

Trouble With Geniuses Quotes By Lev A.C. Rosen

Any fool can see you're a woman. Luckily, this is a school full of geniuses, so I don't think you'll have too much trouble. — Lev A.C. Rosen

Trouble With Geniuses Quotes By Heinrich Heine

Every woman is the gift of a world to me. — Heinrich Heine

Trouble With Geniuses Quotes By Nick Hornby

The trouble with my generation is that we all think we're fucking geniuses. Making something isn't good enough for us, and neither is selling something, or teaching something, or even just doing something; we have to be something. — Nick Hornby

Trouble With Geniuses Quotes By Craig Davidson

A sense of desolation settled within me: a cold, slimy stone lodged under my lungs. There was nothing happy about the woods, I thought, especially at night. — Craig Davidson

Trouble With Geniuses Quotes By Nikos Kazantzakis

...I spent the whole morning coiled up in front of the fire, with my hands over it, eating nothing, motionless, just listening to the first rain of the season, softly falling. I was thinking of nothing. Rolled up in a ball, like a mole in damp soil, my brain was resting. I could hear the slight movements, murmurings and nibblings of the earth, and the rain falling and the seeds swelling. I could feel the sky and the earth copulating as in primitive times when they mated like a man and woman and had children. I could hear the sea before me, all along the shore, roaring like a wild beast and lapping with its tongue to slake its thirst. — Nikos Kazantzakis