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Rhetoric And Dialectics Can't Change What I Have Learned From Observation And Experience.

Before Marriage, Many Couples Are Very Much Like People Rushing To Catch An Airplane; Once Aboard, They Turn Into Passengers. They Just Sit There.

My Wealth Is Not A Subject I Relish Discussing.

The Beauty One Can Find In Art Is One Of The Pitifully Few Real And Lasting Products Of Human Endeavor.

You Cannot Further The Brotherhood Of Man By Encouraging Class Hatred.