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Voltaire
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Labor is often the father of pleasure.
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p. 90
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It does not depend upon us to avoid poverty, but it does depend upon us to make that poverty respected.
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p. 88
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Our country is that spot to which our heart is attached.
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p. 84
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Paradise was made for tender hearts; hell, for loveless hearts.
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p. 81
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The best written book is a receipt for a pottage.
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p. 75
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We can not always oblige, but we can always speak obligingly.
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p. 69
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Virtue: a word easy to pronounce, difficult to understand.
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p. 68
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Dress changes the manners.
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p. 64
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Heaven made virtue; man, the appearance.
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p. 61
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A republic is not founded on virtue, but on the ambition of its citizens.
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