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The style of studied nonchalance is the psychological triumph of grace over order.

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Richard B. Garnett

Life without Love is as a flower without fragrance.

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If Pity come as Pity, bid her stay; But if in guise of Love, chase her away.

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Love is God's essence; Power but his attribute: therefore is his love greater than his power.

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