Jack came whirling in like a little gay tornado with Duchess following him. - P. C. Cast

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Advanced cultures are usually sophisticated enough, or have been sophisticated enough at some point in their pasts, to realize that foxes shouldn't be relied on to guard henhouses.

P. C. Cast

Jack came whirling in like a little gay tornado with Duchess following him.

Duchess, Gay, Littles, Tornado, Tornadoes

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Your way of life is sinful and wrong," he said fiercely. Thus says a man who admits to worshipping a God who vilifies pleasure, relegates women to roles that are little more than servants and broodmares, though they are the backbone of your church, and seeks to control his worshippers through guilt and fear.

Control, Guilt, Man, Men, Religion, Though

What if all I'd ever known was how it had been for the past three years - me being an unwanted outsider in my own family? I might have turned out like Aphrodite, and I might still be letting my parents control me because I was hoping desperately that I would be good enough, make them proud, so that some day they would really love me.

Like, Make, Outsider, Parent, Past, Years

A lot of men wouldn't like being called a romantic. It's not macho enough. ' Quite often men are fools.

Fool, Men, Quite, Romance, Romantic

Light always underestimates the viciousness of Darkness

Darkness, Light, Underestimate, Underestimates, Viciousness

The world going insane and evil letting slip the birds of war is no excuse for sloppy vocabulary.

Evil, Slip, Sloppy, Vocabulary, War

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Advanced cultures are usually sophisticated enough, or have been sophisticated enough at some point in their pasts, to realize that foxes shouldn't be relied on to guard henhouses.

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I really love performing with an orchestra and am very excited to do so with the Kalamazoo Symphony.

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James Whistler

I maintain that two and two would continue to make four, in spite of the whine of the amateur for three, or the cry of the critic for five.

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Richard Dawson

The first time I ever saw people of any color was when D-Day left from my hometown in England, to go and free Europe from the war. And there was every color you could imagine, and I'd not seen that in England.

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Semi-colons only prove that the author has been to college.

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