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In The End We Are All Separate: Our Stories, No Matter How Similar, Come To A Fork And Diverge. We Are Drawn To Each Other Because Of Our Similarities, But It Is Our Differences We Must Learn To Respect.

-Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

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Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

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In The End We Are All Separate: Our Stories, No Matter How Similar, Come To A Fork And Diverge. We Are Drawn To Each Other Because Of Our Similarities, But It Is Our Differences We Must Learn To Respect.

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The Century Is Advanced, But Every Individual Begins Afresh.

Collectors Are Happy People.

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On Top Of The World, Or In The Depths Of Despair.

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Judge A Man's Character By What He Finds Ridiculous.

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When Scholars Study A Thing, They Strive To Kill It First, If It's Alive; Then They Have The Parts And The'be Lost The Whole, For The Link That's Missing Was The Living Soul.

For The Nature Of A Women Is Closely Allied To Art. [ger., Denn Das Naturell Der Frauen Ist So Nah Mit Kunst Verwandt.]

What We Don't Understand We Don't Possess.

Give Me The Benefit Of Your Convictions, If You Have Any; But Keep Your Doubts To Yourself, For I Have Enough Of My Own.

Great Endowments Often Announce Themselves In Youth In The Form Of Singularity And Awkwardness.

Nothing Can Be Compared To The New Life That The Discovery Of Another Country Provides For A Thoughtful Person. Although I Am Still The Same I Believe To Have Changed To The Bones.

I Have So Much In Me, And The Feeling For Her Absorbs It All; I Have So Much, And Without Her It All Comes To Nothing.

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A Noble Man Is Led By Woman's Gentle Words.

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If You Want To Reach The Infinite, Then Explore Every Aspect Of The Finite.

Difficulties Increase The Nearer We Get To The Goal.

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Our Mistakes And Failures Are Always The First To Strike Us, And Outweigh In Our Imagination What We Have Accomplished And Attained.

One Says A Lot In Vain, Refusing; The Other Mainly Hears The "no."

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Gray Are All The Theories, But Green Is The Tree Of Life.

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