Samuel Butler: Silence,” it has been said by one writer, “is a virtue which renders us agreeable to our fellow-creatures.

Silence,” it has been said by one writer, “is a virtue which renders us agreeabl — Samuel Butler

Silence,” it has been said by one writer, “is a virtue which renders us agreeable to our fellow-creatures.

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Sin is like a mountain with two aspects according to whether it is viewed before — Samuel Butler
The evil that men do lives after them. Yes, and a good deal of the evil that the — Samuel Butler
A hen is only an egg 's way of making another egg. — Samuel Butler
How is it, I wonder, that all religious officials, from God the Father to the pa — Samuel Butler
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None but the dead have free speech. — Mark Twain
Snow on the water: silence on silence. — Jules Renard
The fish in the water is silent, the animal on the earth is noisy, the bird in t — Rabindranath Tagore
Physiological experiment on animals is justifiable for real investigation; but n — Charles Darwin
And we cannot change this order of things; but what we can do is to acquire stou — Seneca
Love can create universes. Love and Wisdom are equal. — Agni Yoga
These actions are not essentially difficult; it is we ourselves that are soft an — Seneca